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Your Grow Guide
Using feminized, autoflowering cannabis seeds makes growing easier for beginners. These plants grow from vegetative to flowering stages based on their age, not light schedules. Feminized seeds ensure that almost all your plants will be female, so you don’t have to worry about identifying plant gender.
Here’s a quick breakdown of how to grow cannabis with ease using the GrowMeYourself All-in-One Kit:
1. Germination (1-7 Days)
What Happens: The seed cracks open, and a small root (taproot) appears.
How to Do It:
Keep seeds warm (70-85°F) and in a humid setup (70-90% humidity).
Use a damp paper towel or plant seeds directly in your Coco Coir.
Wet paper towel that is in the seed bag. Put the seed on the paer toel and fold in half and put back in the bag and seal it up.Put the bag in a warm dry place for 2 to 3 days (48-72 hours)
Tips:
NO PEEKING - Open it up and you should have a nice fat taproot. Avoid moving the seeds once planted, as this could harm your plant.
2. Seedling Stage (1-2 Weeks)
What Happens: The first set of leaves grows.
How to Do It:
Provide 18-24 hours of light daily.
Keep temperatures between 70-85°F and humidity at 60-70%.
Use light, nutrient-free soil.
Tips:
Water sparingly; only water when the topsoil feels dry.
Go easy on fertilizer during this stage.
3. Vegetative Stage (2-4 Weeks)
What Happens: The plant grows leaves and stems quickly.
How to Do It:
Keep the light on for 18-24 hours daily.
Maintain 70-85°F and 50-60% humidity.
Ensure proper airflow around the plant to avoid mold.
Tips:
Avoid cutting or aggressively training the plant; gentle adjustments (like tying branches) are fine.
4. Flowering Stage (4-8 Weeks)
What Happens: Buds start forming automatically around 3-4 weeks.
How to Do It:
Keep light consistent (18-24 hours daily).
Maintain temperatures between 65-80°F and humidity at 40-50%.
Water regularly but avoid soaking or drying the soil completely.
Tips:
Watch for nutrient deficiencies (yellow leaves, stunted growth) and adjust feeding.
Use stakes or ties to support heavy branches full of buds.
5. Harvest Stage
When to Harvest:
Check the buds using a magnifier:
- Clear trichomes = Not ready.
- Milky trichomes = Highest THC.
- Amber trichomes = More relaxing effects.
How to Harvest:
Cut the whole plant or branches, depending on what works best for you.
6. Drying Stage (7-10 Days)
What Happens: The buds dry to the right texture for storage.
How to Do It:
Hang branches or spread buds on drying racks in a dark, ventilated area.
Keep the room at 60-70°F with 50% humidity.
Tip:
Stems should snap, not bend, to indicate proper dryness.
7. Curing Stage (2-4 Weeks)
What Happens: The flavor, potency, and smoothness improve.
How to Do It:
Store dried buds loosely in airtight jars.
Open jars daily during the first 2 weeks to release moisture.
Benefits:
- Improves taste and effect.
- Ensures a smoother smoking or vaping experience.
8. Storage
How to Store:
Keep buds in airtight jars in a cool, dark, and dry place.
Add humidity packs (58-62%) to maintain freshness.
Tip:
Minimize opening jars to preserve both aroma and potency.
Key Tips for Beginner Growers
Water Wisely: Autoflowers prefer less water. Allow the topsoil to dry before watering again.
Pot Size: Use at least a 1-gallon pot for autoflowers.
Avoid Topping: Don’t cut the plant’s main stem (topping), as autoflowers don’t have time to recover.
Act Fast: The lifecycle of autoflowers is only 8-12 weeks, so fix any problems quickly.
By following these simple steps, you’ll be on your way to a smooth, rewarding cannabis harvest in no time. Enjoy your smile.
