#1 Rules for Growing Legal Organic Cannabis

I was a new grower once, just like you. Nobody taught me how to grow organic weed, I had to figure it all out by reading online. I made mistakes. I spent hours upon hours reading online forums and sifting through advice ranging from the ridiculously incompetent to the born-for-this-type-of-thing genius gardener. I like to think I'm somewhere in the middle of that range, and I'd like to pass on to you the #1 Rules for Growing Organic Cannabis:
  • For Organic Soil
Never let your organic soil dry out. Moisture in your soil keeps microbes alive to provide nutrients to your plants. Dead soil = dead plants.
  • For Cannabis Vegetative Growth
Water deeply and only when the soil is no longer moist by performing a moisture check. Check for moisture down to your first knuckle or lift the pot to see if it's light.
  • For Cannabis Flowering
Don't spray your buds, even for bugs, when the outside humidity is high. High humidity plus added moisture = moldy buds (botrytis).
  • For Cannabis Harvesting
When you think your buds are ready to harvest, wait two weeks.
  • For Cannabis Drying and Curing
Too dry is ALWAYS better than too moist. Too much moisture allows mold to grow and ruin your buds. Buds that are too dry will still give you useful marijuana, they just won't have a premium aroma and flavor.
  • For using Marijuana
Don't drive stoned. Slower driving isn't safer driving when traffic is moving at 45mph and they come up on you rocking a cool 20mph. As a stoner you need to set a good example to non-tokers out there unless you want The Man throwing us in jail again.