Cannabis Science
- Cannabis Pistils vs Stigmas: What’s the Difference?Cannabis growers often use the terms pistils and stigmas interchangeably, but they describe different parts of the female flower. Understanding the difference between a stigma a...
- What are nodes and internodes on cannabis plants?Cannabis nodes and internodes are key structural features that influence how a plant grows, stretches, and ultimately produces buds. If you’ve ever wondered why some plants stay...
- What Is a Cannabis Cola? Anatomy, Development and Grower TipsA cannabis cola is the dense cluster of flowers that develops along the main stem or side branches of a cannabis plant during flowering. Growers may also call it a marijuana col...
- What Are Cannabis Trichomes? Types, Stages and Harvest GuideCannabis trichomes are the tiny structures responsible for the frosty resin coating that develops across cannabis flowers and surrounding leaves. For growers, they offer much mo...
- Cannabis Fan Leaves: What They Do, When to Remove Them and How to Use ThemCannabis fan leaves are the large, recognizable leaves that help power plant growth through photosynthesis while also providing useful clues about overall health. From yellowing...
- Cannabis Bud Anatomy: What Is a Weed Bud Made Of?A cannabis bud may look like one solid flower, but its structure is far more complex. Each weed bud is made up of tightly packed female flowers containing bracts, stigmas, ovule...
- What is the Endocannabinoid System and How Does Cannabis Affect It?Cannabis has been used for centuries for its medicinal and recreational effects, but what many people don’t know is that it interacts with a vital system in our bodies called th...














