EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 1H 6M
Listener Mail Special! To Till or not to Till? | When is Curing Done? | How Dry is too Dry? | Best Strains Ever? Ideal Grow Set Up | USA Seeds Restrictions + Many More!
from High on Home Grown, The Cannabis Podcast · host Percys Grow Room
In this week’s Listener Mail episode, we answer a huge range of questions from the amazing High on Home Grown community, covering everything from soil health and trichome production to dream grow setups and the future of cannabis laws in the USA. We discuss compacted living soil and how to keep soil healthy throughout a grow, whether growers ever find that one “perfect strain” they’d be happy with forever, and what our ultimate no-budget dream grow rooms would look like. We also get into the possible implications of proposed cannabis seed restrictions in the US, and whether the industry is slowly being pushed toward a pharmaceutical-only future. There are also questions about curing and storing cannabis properly, favourite things to do while high, essential pieces of grow equipment every grower should own, and whether freshly dried bud can sometimes hit harder than fully cured flower. FreeNuggz came loaded with questions this week too, sparking discussions about boosting trichome production late in flower, using fan leaves for nutrition, how to tell when autoflowers are truly finished, maintaining living soil over multiple runs, and some seriously stoned theories involving light cycles before harvest 😄 As always, it’s a laid-back, informative, and hilarious episode full of grow knowledge, cannabis culture, and the random tangents that Listener Mail episodes are famous for. 🌐 Website: https://highonhomegrown.com 💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/sqYGkF4xyQ 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/highonhomegrown
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Listener Mail Special! To Till or not to Till? | When is Curing Done? | How Dry is too Dry? | Best Strains Ever? Ideal Grow Set Up | USA Seeds Restrictions + Many More!
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