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In this week’s Grow Guides, we focus on how to rescue and recover damaged cannabis plants when things don’t go to plan.

We cover the most common types of plant damage growers run into, including broken branches, nutrient burn, light stress, deficiencies, heat damage, overwatering, and transplant shock. More importantly, we explain how to identify the real cause of the problem before making things worse by overreacting.

We also discuss recovery techniques, when plants can bounce back surprisingly well, and when it’s better to stop chasing perfection and simply let the plant heal naturally. From environmental fixes to pruning decisions and stress reduction, this episode is all about practical solutions and realistic expectations.

A must-listen for any grower who’s looked at a struggling plant and thought, “Have I completely ruined this?” Chances are… probably not 😄

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44:T425,A Cannabis podcast hosted by a panel of cannabis growers from the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. We bring you weekly cannabis news from around the world, grow guides to help you learn to grow your own cannabis, and interviews with cannabis experts, authors, celebrities and medical patients. High on Home Grown is informative, funny, and entertaining. If you’re looking for a podcast about cannabis, then you should definitely get High on Home Grown. Some of the guest on our cannabis podcast include legends like, Tommy Chong, Jorge Cervantes, Ed Rosenthal, French Cannoli, Dr Peter Grinspoon, Jordan River from Growcast, and many more! Our cannabis grow guides will take you step by step through everything you need to know about growing cannabis. From choosing what equipment you need to start a cannabis grow, to harvesting and making edibles. Everything is covered! So join us, catch up with some news, brush up on some grow knowledge, and get to know more about the people in the cannabis world. We look forward to getting High on Home Grown with you!