Preparing Your Power Plant For Growing

Power Plant is a mainly Sativa dominant hybrid originating from South Africa, which also bears a striking resemblance to Haze. It’s also known as this stonoid delivers a potent punch in yield and potency. A fast growing, easy to harvest Sativa plant Power Plant will usually harvest in less than 8 weeks yielding up to 600 grams or more per plant.

A speedy grower, Power Plant will easily be harvested within 8 weeks of planting yielding about 300 grams or more of high quality, high-flowering bud. Just 5 potent female cannabis seeds can produce close to 1500 grams of potent bud ready for smoking. The buds are often referred to as “zombies”cannibals” due to their dense density and dark brown color.

Many growers believe Power Plant to be the strongest indoor cannabis variety that is suitable for beginners and experienced users. The potency of Power Plants is on the higher side. This makes them perfect for those who don’t want to waste time and effort on lower potency strains. Their high-quality and highly potent characteristics make them a popular choice among many cannabis smokers.

Many growers choose to start out their seeds indoors or in containers. Seeds are easy to grow indoors. The plants themselves are fairly tolerant to heat and light, so growing indoors is always recommended for beginners. You may have to place your pots in indirect sunlight for several days to get the best results, but it’s well worth it as you won’t be spending hours in the sun during the day and you’ll have instant access to the indoor environment.

Most indoor growers choose to go with flowering plants that are ready for indoor use. There are many different varieties of flowering plants including Indicas and hybrids that will produce high quality buds in a shorter amount of time. This means you don’t need to wait months on end just to harvest large amounts of potent buds.

To prepare your indoor environment, ensure that you place your power plant seeds in a well ventilated area. Place your potting medium in a bowl filled with water, with holes in the top. This way any excess water can evaporate quickly, ensuring the plant‘s roots to stay moist. and keep the humidity level high.

Water the potting medium regularly to ensure it is always moist. Once the potting medium is ready, place the seedling in the pot and wait for it to settle down into the medium. If the seedling starts to sink or float, you’ll have to remove it from the pot, as the soil may be too wet. Also make sure the pot is always filled with fresh water to avoid the seeds drying out.

Once your seeds have settled, put them in a dark area of the indoor environment such as an unheated basement. Your seeds will require light in order to grow properly and this is why they are called “zombies”. Light is what plants need to grow strong buds, which is why the dark room is ideal.

During the night, the light your plants receive will ensure they grow strong buds. It also means that they’re not over exposed to light that could damage their roots and cause them to dry up and rot. When the light levels drop, move your plant back into the room or put it in a larger pot to allow more light to penetrate into the potting medium.

Your power plant seeds will need to be fed with sufficient water daily. This is particularly important if your plants are flowering. Watering your plants every other day is advised, though if your buds are fully developed, you can simply water your plants daily. during the hot summer months.

Many outdoor growers recommend the use of a mist sprinkler system, especially if your buds are mature, to ensure they remain hydrated during the cooler months of the year. It doesn’t take much of a difference between watering a plant that has just been grown indoors and a plant that has been in the ground for some time. Simply mist it once or twice a week, and it’s ready for another good run of indoor growing.

As your power plant cannabis seeds mature, it’s recommended that you remove them from the pot after each harvesting cycle and put them in a plastic container that will hold the moisture in. This will protect the soil from being ruined by moisture. Some people even prefer to leave them out in the garden to give them a bit of protection during hot weather conditions.