Congratulations! A new season has arrived, and you've resolved to take new directions to better your life. For some time, you've been wanting to start, expand or change the current layout of your vegetable garden. Now you're finally ready to move ahead and turn those dreams into reality.
With water comes life, beauty, sustainability, and responsibility. The most widely used irrigation methods are the five that this blog will cover. Mother nature provides the oldest way of watering, rainfall. Rain can be erratic from heavy downpours to sparse amounts. It needs to be controlled. The absence of regular rainfall throughout history has created conditions that have threatened farmers crops and even civilization's survival. There is very little we can do to control rain as it varies from year to year, season to season, and week to week. The need for water storage and irrigation ingenuity becomes necessary. Here are five techniques that have been developed to give all of us a chance to manage and benefit from this most precious commodity, water.
Wouldn't it be nice to get a perpetual harvest of bud? Whether you are simply growing a few plants for your personal stash or are a serious commercial pot farmer, this can be a reality rather than just a pipe dream. Read on to learn some great marijuana growing tips for extending your enjoyment of this amazing plant. DripWorks is happy to share with you the basics of how to get multiple harvests when growing marijuana.
You have sweated and slaved over your marijuana plants for months, babying them with just the right amount of water, nutrients and light. If they are outdoors, you have protected them from deer, rabbits and other critters, including human thieves. Inside or outside, you have guarded them against disease, mold and countless other threats.
Whether you like to take a tiny toke now and then or have been thinking about getting into the burgeoning cannabis industry for fun and profit, you may have wondered what states is it legal to grow marijuana in?
The simple answer: it's complicated. But DripWorks is here to clarify matters as much as we can with our rundown of states where you can grow marijuana.
Whether you're raising cannabis as a cash crop or just for personal use, you have many options for where and how you grow it. It's possible to grow pot outdoors, indoors or in a greenhouse or high tunnel.
