Grow info

The growing process has many 'crucial' stages along the way. While big buds and big harvests get all the headlines (or Instagram photos), what comes next is perhaps one of the most significant stages of all - the cannabis dry and cure process.

For anyone who has been growing cannabis plants outdoors, this is a very exciting month. After nurturing those little darlings since the early summer it's payback time! But even the best harvests can be spoiled if you don't pay attention to the cannabis trimming process.

Do you grow outdoors? It's that time of year when the outdoor gardener's thoughts turn towards cannabis bud mold prevention... As the temperature drops and the natural decay of Autumn kicks in, mold spores become active and your poor weed plants are sitting targets.

Since the early days good cannabis growing advice has always been part of the Paradise Seeds package. So in this tradition welcome to Paradise Seeds Skunk Works Project, a series of short videos providing essential grow tips for the beginner, hosted by Top Shelf Grower.

Congratulations, you have taken your first step towards becoming a self-sufficient producer of your own high quality cannabis plants! In our experience, many people new to growing need a little help to get the best from their plants, and naturally, we want you to get the most out of your Paradise cannabis seeds.

Yes, all our cannabis varieties grow outside if your climate allows it. It depends mainly on your place on the globe if the marijuana plants can finish the complete bloom production without any problem. Between 50° Northern Latitude and 50° Southern Latitude, it is likely that there will be no problems to finish the cannabis plants without compromising on the quality. In general one can say that, the milder and less humid the conditions are towards the end of summer, the better it is for the quality of the cannabis plants when grown outdoors. In colder and wetter regions such as Holland and Scandinavia the varieties Sweet Purple and Allkush are well suited. Check the descriptions to see if you can grow a certain cannabis variety in your specific circumstances.