If you have a green thumb and love to grow things, have you considered growing your own Marijuana plants? Cultivating your own plants has several upsides to buying Marijuana from a dispensary. Today we are going to discuss the reasons why growing your own Marijuana plants is so beneficial. Growing your plants at home allows you to grow the strains of Marijuana that give you the desired effects you are looking for. You are also able to grow your plants in a much cleaner way, if consuming organic marijuana is ideal for you. Another benefit is that it can help you save money on the cost on Marijuana in the long run, when compared to conventional Marijuana.
[title text=”Growing Marijuana is especially beneficial for anyone consuming it to treat medical ailments they suffer from.”]Growing your own plants allows you to grow strains which you find most effective for the ailments you treat. For example you could grow an Indica or Sativa strain based on which one works best for you. You could also grow your plants for the Terpenes that you desire, as well the THC vs CBD content. You could also choose to grow a variety of plants to suit your needs so that you have different options to choose from. Growing your own cannabis plants can allow you to work with the strains that help you the most.
[title text=”Control what goes into your Cannabis.”]Another aspect of homegrown Marijuana which is enticing is that it enables you to grow your plants ensuring you are using the cleanest and most healthy ingredients possible. You can control the soil, fertilizer and any chemicals that are used during the growing process. Do you know how clean the conventional Marijuana you can purchase at your local dispensary is? Cultivating your own marijuana will allow you to eliminate the toxins and pesticides used in larger farms and limit your exposure to unknown and harmful additives. Some individuals find that pesticides can make their existing ailments even worse, which negates the purpose of using cannabis as medication. So for those who would like to avoid pesticides and opt for organic Marijuana, cultivating your own plants is by far the best choice. Over time, we will share more information on cultivation. Things such as clean soil, added nutrients, and techniques to help you grow and harvest cannabis to make the best decisions for your health!
[row] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] [button text=”Get your cultivation license now!” size=”larger” radius=”99″ link=”/contact/”] [/col] [col span=”6″ span__sm=”12″] [ux_image id=”1724″] [/col] [/row] [title text=”Cultivating your own Marijuana is also healthy for your wallet.”]Lets face it, purchasing Marijuana is not cheap at a dispensary. Growing your own can be a great way to save money as well. To start you will need things such as lights, tents, soil, nutrients, seeds or clones, etc. After an initial investment of materials, growing your own Marijuana can be far less costly in the long run. This is especially true if your ailments require a large quantity of Marijuana for successful treatment. You may not see much of a savings in cost in your first harvest, due to the equipment purchased, but with subsequent harvests you will see the cost drop drastically from the price that you were paying at the dispensary. So if cost is important to you, cultivating your own Marijuana is a great option to consider.
[title text=”Cultivating Marijuana can be a very relaxing and rewarding experience if you enjoy tending to plants.”] It is fairly easy to grow and maintain, and you can purchase seeds which allows you to customize your plants to suit your own individual needs. You can grow your plants organically, free of harmful pesticides and toxins. There is a clear savings on cost when compared to the price of dispensary cannabis. If you have the ability to cultivate your own Marijuana plants at home, it is by far the best option. Look out for more blog posts in the future where I will outline the process of how to cultivate your own Marijuana plants at home.
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Until next time,
Dr. Judd, MD