It’s now Sept. 12, and we’re revisiting the Californian urban farm from last month’s column. The plants were placed outdoors during the last 10 days of July. It took a long time, because there
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It wasn’t long ago that the idea of growing an acre of cannabis in California was just a fantasy. But in 2016, citizens in California voted affirmatively on a partial legalization initiative. Now
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Close your eyes and imagine a land where almost every bit of arable space is planted with high THC cannabis. If you opened them in the province of Ketama, in northern Morocco, that would be
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When we left our experiment in the June issue, we were waiting for seedlings to flower. In that experiment, I was trying to replicate the same process performed by Sister Marie Etienne Tibeau in 1936
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Plants in the experiment are stunted because they are receiving no nutrients. The first flowers are beginning to develop. Sex Expression A few issues ago, I wrote about an experiment performed
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Here are a few questions and answers that address very general and frequently asked questions I receive from readers regularly. If you have more questions about growing cannabis, you can submit them
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Photo Credit: MM Last month was Women’s History Month, which reminded me that one of the first researchers that wrote a study on cannabis was Sister Mary Etienne Tibeau. She was associated with
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Photography by Zach Socher In the first part of this article, “Lessons from a Hawaiian Garden,” I visited two medical gardens on the small Hawaiian island of Molokai. The island sits at
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Photo Credit: Jon Premosch When the bubble burst on the housing market in 2008, Amir K decided
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Photo credit: Keith Johnson The Pacific Northwest is known for many things—excellent legal
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