How do I cure my weed, and why? Welcome to a new blog, today we’re talking about “Curing.” Curing is an essential part in the last phase of growing process.

The easiest and most successful way to germinate seeds is on an airy soil. It doesn't matter what kind of soil you use, as long as it isn't too wet. The soil has to be humid and airy so that the plant can arise easily. If you put the pots in a closed little greenhouse, the soil will stay humid and you won't have to rewater it and you immediately create an ideal climate for the plant.

We at DutchFem get a lot of questions about the difference between autoflower and regular feminized seeds. That's why we're putting the most important differences here for you so that you can decide if, and when, you can use autoflowers to their fullest potential and when to use regular feminized seeds.

Despite our strong advice of germinating seeds on seed soil (plugs,) there are of course always people who'd rather use rockwool plugs.

DutchFem cultivates all of her seeds on biological earth without using any artificial fertilizers to get the purest end result. Because a lot of beginning growers fall for the promises of fertilizer brands, we think it's important to emphasize that you can also get a nice yield using our seeds, without any fertilizers, so that the original taste and smell of the strain is kept intact.

The question every grower asks reguarly is of course: How do I get as much yield as possible per plant? De most growers expiriment for that reason with all kinds of expensive fertilizers and grow/bloom hormones, but why not let mother nature take care of it for free?

The place you put them down is also very important. The most important thing is that they get as much sun as possible. The more hours of sun the more tops your plant will produce in the long run. But it's also important that they're in a spot where they get shadow the first in the evening.