Growing cannabis can be as simple or as involved as you want it to be — but like any plant, it does require consistent care and attention, especially in the early weeks. 🌱

Here’s a realistic look at what to expect, whether you’re a first-timer or thinking about your next crop:

1. Starting Out: First 2–3 Weeks

This is the most delicate stage. You’ll need to:

• Germinate and plant your seeds.

• Keep seedlings warm and lightly watered.

• Provide good light (natural or grow lights).

• Monitor your grow space for temperature and humidity.

👉 Effort: A few minutes of daily care — checking on your seedlings and adjusting water and light as needed.

2. Vegetative Growth: Weeks 3–6

Plants grow fast now! You’ll:

• Increase light hours and intensity.

• Water regularly, but not too much.

• Begin light feeding with nutrients.

• Watch for pests or plant stress.

👉 Effort: 15–30 minutes a few times a week; daily check-ins are still important.

3. Flowering Stage: Weeks 7–12

Your plants are now forming buds:

• Adjust nutrients for flowering.

• Maintain stable environment (light, temp, humidity).

• Water and feed on a regular schedule.

• Remove dead leaves and ensure airflow.

👉 Effort: 30 minutes a few times a week; daily monitoring recommended for best results.

4. Harvest & Beyond

When it’s time to harvest, you’ll:

• Trim and dry your buds.

• Cure them in jars for the best flavor and potency.

👉 Effort: A few focused hours at harvest, then a couple of weeks of occasional jar maintenance during curing.

In Summary

Growing cannabis doesn’t have to take over your life — but it does require some regular attention. If you can spend a few minutes each day and a couple of longer sessions each week, you can grow excellent cannabis at home. The more effort you put in, the more rewarding your harvest will be.

Want to learn more about getting started? Visit SeedSupreme.com for seeds and growing guides. 🌱