Beginner Guides

Flushing Cannabis: Timing and Duration

When flushing cannabis – often simply called “flushing” – it is important to distinguish between flushing before harvest and deliberately washing excess fertilizer salts out of the root medium. Both practices are often referred to by the same term in everyday growing, but they serve different purposes. During so-called pre-harvest flushing, the previous mineral nutrient supply is stopped or significantly reduced toward the end of flowering...

Fertilising: nutrients, dosage and practical advice

During its development, cannabis needs various nutrients that it absorbs through the roots and uses for the growth of roots, leaves, shoots and later flowers. These include nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in particular, as well as calcium, magnesium and various trace elements. How many nutrients need to be supplied additionally as fertilizer depends heavily on the substrate and growing system used. Soil may already contain nutrients and make them available over a longer period...

Repotting cannabis correctly: instructions

Cannabis should be repotted when the roots have thoroughly filled the current pot and the plant needs more space for further development. A fixed point in time such as “after two weeks” is not very useful. What matters instead is how far the roots and the plant have already developed. Young cannabis plants in particular develop their root systems quickly. In a small propagation pot, the roots will therefore sooner or later reach the sides and bottom of the pot...

The best Strains for Beginners

Anyone choosing marijuana seeds for the first time quickly realizes that the decision can be more complicated than expected. Feminized seeds, autoflowers, photoperiod strains, Indica, Sativa and hybrid genetics, different flowering times and completely different growth habits create a range of choices in which the best-known strain name is not automatically the best decision...

Build Your Own Grow Box: a Guide

Anyone who wants to build their own grow box can tailor its size, equipment and airflow to the available space. Unlike a ready-made grow tent, you are not limited to predetermined dimensions. This makes it possible to turn unused alcoves, sloped ceilings, cabinets or compact utility rooms into an enclosed cultivation area...

How to grow Marijuana in a Greenhouse

Anyone who wants to grow cannabis in a greenhouse combines the advantages of outdoor cultivation with a protected growing space. The plants grow mainly under natural sunlight, but are better protected from rain, wind and short-term changes in the weather. At the same time, a distinct microclimate develops that—similar to growing on a balcony—can differ significantly from the outdoor climate within a short period of time...

Grow Cannabis without experience - a useful guide

This guide is for people who want to understand the basics, avoid beginner mistakes, and choose the right seed type and genetics—without drowning in complicated grow jargon.

If you have no experience, the biggest trap is trying to do everything “the best way” on day one. You end up buying extra stuff, switching approaches mid-run, and following five different guides at once...

Growing Cannabis indoors – explained simply

Many people feel more comfortable growing indoors. It’s quiet. No rain, no wind, no prying eyes. You close the tent flap, turn on the light, and somehow everything begins to move in its own rhythm.

This is not a massive technical guide. It’s more of an honest starting point. What really matters in the beginning is having the right seeds, a bit of patience and a feeling for the plants. Once you get started, you begin to notice the small things. How the leaves move. Or how the room smells the moment the lights switch on.

Beginner Cannabis Grow Setup

A beginner cannabis grow setup sounds simple when you first hear it. Then you start reading, and suddenly there are tents, lights, filters, airflow, seed types, nutrients, mediums, and a hundred opinions pulling you in different directions. That is usually the point where beginners stop feeling excited and start feeling stuck. The good news is that a beginner setup does not need to be complicated or insanely expensive to be effective...

Cannabis Flowering Stage - Week by Week - guide

The cannabis flowering stage is that turning point where a plant finally stops focusing on growing stems and leaves, and starts putting all its energy into developing flowers. It's the moment the plant starts looking, smelling, and behaving totally differently. Bud sites pop up, white pistils stretch out, the smell gets super loud, and you'll start noticing sticky resin coating the sugar leaves as harvest gets closer...

The cannabis growing cycle

When you start growing cannabis, one of the first questions you ask yourself is: how long does the whole process take? Many people expect a clear answer, but it's not quite that simple. The timing varies greatly depending on the strain, growing method and, frankly, how the grow goes overall.

Sometimes it's quick, sometimes it takes longer. It helps to understand the different stages so that the whole process becomes a little clearer...

Watering cannabis and hemp correctly - a guide

In this guide, you get exactly that: a simple routine that beginners can implement immediately, plus the details that advanced growers expect (water quality, pH/EC, substrate differences, irrigation methods). And if it has already happened: cannabis overwatered what to do – with a rescue plan based on severity...

Germinating seeds correctly is not difficult

When you google “Cannabis Seed Germination”, you don't want a theory lesson on botany. You want to know: How do I get this seed to pop without ruining it? Germination is the most critical moment in the entire grow. One mistake here (too wet, too cold, and touched too much) and the seed is lost. That is why we have designed this guide entirely for practice. Instead of just listing methods, we guide you step by step...

Storing Cannabis Seeds correctly - best methods to store seeds

Cannabis seeds are living biological material in a dormant state. They are built to survive a “pause” between seasons, but they are not indestructible. Over time, stored seeds slowly lose vigor. When storage conditions are poor, that loss speeds up and can show up as slower germination, uneven sprouting, or seeds that never crack at all...

Growing cannabis outdoors – a guide by Cannapot

Cannapot has been working with European cannabis genetics for many years and has seen a lot during that time. This guide is about what really matters. No complicated explanations – just the basics in a nutshell, proven in practice.

It covers laws, the right seeds, climate, watering, harvesting and mistakes to avoid. Everything is based on real experience, not theory...