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- 3. The resinous glands on cannabis flowers and leaves that produce cannabinoids and terpenes.
- 6. A device used to hang cannabis buds for controlled drying after harvesting.
- 8. The process of encouraging a cannabis seed to sprout and grow into a seedling.
- 12. The culmination of the cultivation process, involving cutting down and collecting mature cannabis flowers.
- 16. The early stage of a cannabis plant's growth, characterized by the appearance of the first set of true leaves.
- 17. The post-harvest process of drying and aging cannabis buds to enhance flavor, potency, and smoothness.
- 20. A condition where a cannabis plant lacks essential nutrients, resulting in visual symptoms and compromised growth.
- 21. The phase when cannabis plants start developing and maturing their buds, triggered by changes in light cycles.
- 22. A pruning technique similar to topping that encourages multiple colas (flowering sites) to develop.
- 23. Cannabis plants that automatically transition from the vegetative to flowering stage based on age, regardless of light cycles.
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- 1. The process of watering cannabis plants with plain water before harvesting to remove excess nutrients.
- 2. The duration of light and darkness that influences cannabis plant growth and flowering.
- 4. The differences and considerations between growing cannabis plants indoors under controlled conditions and cultivating them outdoors in natural environments.
- 5. The process of removing excess leaves and foliage from harvested cannabis buds.
- 7. The period of growth after the seedling stage, during which the plant focuses on developing foliage and branches.
- 9. The point on a cannabis stem where leaves and branches emerge.Topping: The practice of cutting off the top growth of a cannabis plant to encourage bushier growth.
- 10. Breeding different cannabis strains to create new varieties with desired traits.
- 11. A training method that uses a screen to distribute and support the growth of cannabis branches horizontally, creating an even canopy.
- 13. A specific variety of cannabis with distinct characteristics, including growth patterns, flavor, aroma, and effects.
- 14. The measurement of acidity or alkalinity in the growing medium, critical for nutrient absorption by cannabis plants.
- 15. A technique that involves bending and securing cannabis plant branches to control its shape and maximize light exposure.
- 17. Airtight containers used to store and cure dried cannabis buds, allowing for the development of desired qualities.
- 18. Managing the moisture levels in the cultivation environment to prevent mold and ensure proper drying and curing.
- 19. The hair-like structures that emerge from cannabis flowers; they can change color as the plant matures.