Growing marijuana indoor

Growing marijuana indoors is more complicated and expensive than growing outdoors, but it allows the cultivator complete control over the growing environment, and will generally produce higher quality marijuana than plants grown outdoors. The single most important (and expensive) factor for the indoor cultivator to consider is lighting.

When growing indoors, the cultivator must maintain an ideal atmosphere inside the growroom. It is also important to promote vigorous air circulation within the growroom. The elimination of the distinctive odor of flowering marijuana is of great concern to most cultivators as well. Assuming that adequate light levels are present in the grow room, the limiting factor in plant growth is the level of CO2 levels. Seeds may be germinated in a paper towel by saturating several sheets of paper towel with water, then placing the seeds inside.

When true leaves have formed, the plant begins the vegetative phase of growth. During the vegetative phase of growth, the plant directs its energy resources primarily to the growth of leaves, stems, and roots. A strong root system is imperative, as it is required for strong floral development.

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