How to grow medical plant ?

To grow medical plants, you'll need a grow room, reflective material, lighting, a ventilation system, seedlings, containers, and potting soil. To set up your grow room, choose a warm, empty room, as this prevents mold from developing. You'll need to cover the walls and ceiling with a reflective material to speed up the growing time.

What do you need to start growing your own plants?
If you’re starting from scratch, and don’t own any growing equipment at all, here are the basics you’ll need to start growing your own plants: A very healthy indoor grow! This one is using a tent and a spectrum led grow lights for indoor plants.

How do I start a medical plants business?
Or, you might want to go into the business of selling medicinal plants. Either way, you'll need to check to see if it is legal to grow plants, pick the right strain, decide on how you will grow it (outdoors, indoors in soil, or hydroponically), and then harvest and cure your crop. 

Germinating your plants seeds - how to germinate plants seeds?
You have just received your carefully chosen seeds. Before you enthusiastically put them in the ground, it is important to germinate them. This ensures that the first root is strong and grows well downward.
If you ordered autoflower weed seeds, the exact time of germination is not very important. You can start germinating from the end of April.
There are many ways of germinating seeds; you can plant them directly in the soil or germinate them on damp cotton wool or tissue paper – the secret is to handle the seeds carefully and buy them from a reputable seller such as Weedseedsexpress.
Whichever method you choose, allow the seeds to germinate in a dark and warm place. It might sound strange, but seeds naturally germinate underground (where there is no light). Sunlight can burn sensitive young taproot.
Wait at least 24 hours before checking on the seeds. All seeds will not necessarily germinate at the same time. It may take up to a week for all the seeds to root. Look at them at the same time every day.
As soon as a root of at least one centimeter is visible, carefully grab the seed with tweezers and plant it one centimeter deep in the ground. For best results, place it in a small pot on the windowsill.
Your seedlings are in the ground or containers – now the fun really begins! The first leaves may appear a week after germination. First two leaves, then two more.
The seed supplies enough nutrients to produce only six more leaves. Subsequently, plants seeds mainly feed on what is in their environment. Soil rich in compost is sufficient to grow the plant until mature leaves emerge.
Give your young plants a little water every day. Place them outdoors, in the open, and in full sun, as soon as your plant has more than six leaves. It could take one to three weeks. If growing indoors, follow the recommended lighting schedule carefully for the vegetative phase.



The guide to the plants Seedling Stage
Before the plants flower and produce plants, it is vital that they have a strong structure, necessary to support branches hopefully heavy with dank, resinous buds. If you are growing outdoors in the ground, this happens naturally, but plants don’t just drink water.
Nutrition is also vitally important for your plant in the form of fertilizer – plants plants are very similar to tomato plants in that respect. Water a little every day with water in which you dilute a thimble of nutrients, and you will soon have a sturdy plant that can bear heavy flowers.



The guide to the plants Flowering Stage
Now is the time for your plant to bloom. Your goal in these exciting times is to increase the yield. In any case, this means that you need to give a little water each day with a few plant nutrients.
From the start of flowering, it may take six to twelve weeks for your plant to be ready for harvest. But how do you know when it’s time to harvest?



How to harvest plants?
Take a good look at the flower using a magnifying glass or a special microscope.
The resin glands or trichomes also grow on plants other than plants. Here’s what they look like on plants.
You can sometimes tell by the color of a plants plant when it is ripe for harvest: it turns amber. From these glands arises a sticky substance with a sweet, herbaceous odor. It is this scent that gives plants its character.
The longer the plant flowers, the more these resin glands turn from transparent to amber. The trick is to harvest your plants when most of the resin glands are no longer translucent and turn milky white. It doesn’t matter if the discoloration is not uniform.
The parts to be harvested are the flowers with the most sticky resin. However, it is a good idea to use the leaves around the flower to make plants oil or CBD oil.
Prune the large bracts around the plant. Cut the branches on which the flowers are located.



How to dry and cure plants?
Your harvest is almost good to go. You can now dry it for a week or two in the garden shed or attic, and your homemade plants will be ready to use. Drying is an important step, as fresh plants contains a lot of moisture. And that has compositional consequences when you use your crop.

Storing your weed
You may not have time to make your oil or other extracts immediately after drying. In this case, store your plants airtight. Will you keep it for a maximum of a week? You don’t need to take any special measures, and you can store the harvest in any Tupperware.
Do you want to keep it longer? Choose a TightVac vacuum pot. These pots allow the air to be removed from the container so that your harvest can be stored without odor for a long time.