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Here’s the finger technique for watering. We found this very helpful. Stick your finger into the soil up to your first knuckle. If the soil is dry in the first inch to inch-and-half, water. (This applies to medium sized containers and above. Sticking your finger in a small pot may damage the roots).

The ideal pH for marijuana ranges from about 5.5-7 depending on growing medium. pH is the rating for how acidic or not something is. This affects your water, soil and plants. If the pH is too high or too low, your plants will have trouble taking in nutrients. The pH of water in Humboldt County is 6.1. 

If left to grow on its own, a cannabis plant will grow vertically, focusing its energy on one main stalk. The result is one long dominant cola with smaller stalks surrounding it. These smaller stalks will produce small buds that won’t be that good (unless you're growing a tree) and the overall yield of the plant will be small.

Topping makes a cannabis plant bushier—by cutting off the main stalk, the plant will redirect its energies to the smaller side branches, which will grow out and produce bigger buds.

You may have seen three numbers on the label of fertilizers and nutrients at your local grow store. Well, they stand for Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, respectively. The number shows the percentage of each element contained in the fertilizer.
A solution high in Nitrogen is most commonly used for the vegetative phase (pre-bloom) of your plants. Phosphorus is good for flowering. It is involved in several key plant functions, including energy transfer and photosynthesis. Potassium (considered second only to nitrogen) promotes disease resistance and helps strengthen plant tissue. Potassium is pretty much used throughout a plant's full life cycle, both vegetative and flowering.

Negative ions are atoms with more electrons than protons. Odors and pollutants like dust and pollen are positively charged, making them positive ions. Negative ions attach to them, making the newly formed particle too heavy to remain in the air. Falling water is a great way to generate negative ions naturally. Negative ion generators are another option.