Cannabis Meets Cannabox Containers with Scojo The Herb Advisor

For more Scojo: http://www.theherbadvisor.com Cannabox: http://www.cannaboxcontainers.com Haven’t you always dreamed of growing your own marijuana? The states that have legalized recreational marijuana have all put in provisions for growing your own herb and some of the states that legalized medical marijuana have provisions as well. The closest I ever came to growing cannabis was having a roommate that “attempted” it. Notice I put “attempted” in quotes. All he really succeeded in doing was sprouting a few hatchlings. As soon as the little guy produced the smallest bud, my roommate was cutting it down and smoking it. I never saw more than a bowl full the entire time. Much like the craft beer market, growing your own marijuana can range from amateurs in their homes, to full blown operations that crank through millions in product every month. Now I’m no grower, but I am a meteorologist (no, I’m not making that up) and I can tell you that climate is a crucial element to growing weed. First off, it will only grow outdoors in certain kinds of climates. You need somewhere that gets copious amounts of sunlight and soil that isn’t subjected to freezing temperatures for most of the year. Because climate can be so volatile, most people are moving toward indoor growing operations. Some are using soil and some are using a soil-less method called “hydroponics”. Both methods have their ups and downs. While in the past I’ve viewed growers who use soils as the higher quality provider, the technology with hydroponics has come so far that it’s really user-choice at this point. Growing takes more than just tossing a seed in the ground. In fact, growing weed is harder than it looks. You need sunlight or simulated sunlight. You need soil that is either rich in nutrients, or spend a decent chunk on nutrient additives. You need space. But most of all you need patience and a decent serving of elbow grease. Since I’m not an expert on all the stages of how to grow marijuana, I’ll refer you to this great article by Leafly that provides you some great beginner information: https://www.leafly.com/news/growing/cannabis-growing-101-everything-you-need-to-get-started For those who are attempting to grow in harsh climates, a new fangled growing space has emerged that I’m quite intrigued by. You know those 40ft containers you see being loaded on ships or being pulled behind trucks, well you can GROW WEED in them now. It’s freakin’ genius. A trailer of that size is great for both growing and leaving some room for processing as well. As you expand, you add more trailers. Or, in the case of my recent trip to Cannacon in Seattle, a “Cannabox Container”. While at Cannacon, I ran into a company called Cananbox Containers and interviewed them about the “whats” and “whys” of growing weed in a 40 ft. trailer. Take a look or if reading is more your thing, a transcript of the interview will be posted below the video. Thanks once again for coming to my page, my babies. You are the wind beneath my wings. The terpenes of my weed. The green hit on my pipe. Please “FOLLOW” and share this with your friends! Power To The Flower. Scojo The Herb Advisor