With the push for legalization, many places around the world have started allowing not only the possession and consumption of cannabis but also its cultivation for personal and commercial use.
Does the idea of growing your own weed attract you? It should. Here are some good reasons why.
1 – Connection
Growing your own weed means learning and understanding — at least in broad terms — the whole growth process of the plant. You’ll be responsible for helping your little plant succeed, and once it’s fully matured and ready to be consumed, you’ll know it was thanks to you.
Taking care of a living thing is a special thing, and it helps you bond with what you’re taking care of. Growing your own weed plant in your house or apartment will help you feel connected to that plant and to nature at large.
You’ll get a very small-scale glance at what being a farmer is like, and the challenges your ancestors used to face.
2 – Control
If you have been smoking marijuana for a while, you know that there is variation between joints. Not only are there different strains, but even within the same strains, there are variations in sensation and quality.
That happens because weed does not come out of an industrial plant. It’s a living thing, an organism, and as such, it’s filled with complexity.
Everything from the amount of sunlight to the quality of the air and soil can affect the final result. And as the person growing your own plant, you get to control many of those variables, allowing you to ensure that the plant you’re growing will yield weed that is just to your liking.
3 – Money
Each gram of weed you grow yourself is weed you don’t have to buy. That can save you plenty of money in the long run, especially once you start growing enough to be self-sufficient.
You’ll also find that buying seeds for certain strains are much cheaper than buying byproducts of the grown plant, which will allow you to enjoy more expensive strands for a fraction of the price.
The downside is that, as you might expect, there’s a bit of an initial cost associated with growing weed. You’ll need seeds and equipment, and you’ll need to study the topic. But long-term, the saving alone should allow you to recoup the money you had to invest.
4 – Variety
When you grow your own weed, you don’t have to contend yourself with just smoking the bugs. You have access to the whole plant, and you can use all parts of the plant at your leisure.
Different parts of the plant can be used to make edibles, teas, juices, and even hemp rolling paper.
5 – Fun
One of the biggest reasons to grow your own weed is just how fun the whole process is. There’s a reason why so many people enjoy gardening as a hobby.
And as far as plants for beginners go, cannabis is a pretty good choice. It’s called “weed” for a reason; many strains are incredibly resilient and will be able to live through your mistakes as you learn how to better take care of the plants.
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My previous experience was writing for large Media Companies but I am now thrilled to be writing about a niche I am most passionate about. Working with Greendorphin is a dream come true and I now join the mission in educating the masses about the miracle plant, Cannabis
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