New Online Resource Helps Beginners Grow Legal Cannabis

Do you need help with learning how to grow and cultivate cannabis? If so, you’re in luck. AskGrowers, a website that focuses on helping U.S. cannabis customers, has launched what could be a godsend for many, Cannabis Growing 101.

To develop and flesh out this site, AskGrowers worked with top industry professionals to get their their best practices when it comes to learning how to grow cannabis, using various methods. Among the topics explored here are how to seed and the correct time to harvest.

“As a new grower, you may not know where you should start. That is why AskGrowers created Cannabis Growing 101. It provides information to our readers on how they can start growing their own cannabis at home,” said Igor Dunaevsky, a managing partner at AskGrowers.

Irene Stepanenko, CEO at AskGrowers, concurred, adding, “The story goes that if you want something done correctly, do it yourself. And if you want to enjoy the best weed? Grow it yourself! With such an impressive variety of cultivation methods, enjoying homebred marijuana at less cost and little effort is easier than you think.”

The guide starts with an interactive map that shows readers which states cannabis homegrowing is legal and how much you can grow in your state. Next, people will learn learn in layman terms about the anatomy of cannabis, the variety of strains, and the different growing methods, whether indoor or outdoor.

Other information included in the online resource are as follows: weed germination, transplanting, growing temperatures, light exposure, aeration and ventilation, irrigation, supplies (tents, fertilizer, etc.), growing states and harvesting.

AskGrowers.com is a cannabis resource portal specializing in the gathering and providing of detailed brand and product information from legal cannabis businesses across the U.S. Also, the site offers in-depth product reviews and brand profiles for cannabis customers.

Founded in New York in 2019, AskGrowers is based in New York and Ukraine, and focuses on states that have legal markets, be it medical or adult-use.