Legend has it that at one time you could purchase a goat with a small bag of Kanna. Prized for its energy enhancing effects, this plant was a trusted companion on long journeys. Take a journey with us as we talk about the estimable Sceletium Tortuosum.
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How To Root Kanna Cuttings (Humidity Dome Technique)
Propagating cuttings is a great way to multiply your collection while also keeping your collection safe. Ex: You have one Kanna plant that you like due to genetics, potency, aesthetics, or sentimentality. If something happens to that plant and it dies, that individual plant is gone forever. On the other hand, if you take…
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Your plants WILL surprise you! Flowering Kanna Cuttings
In my cuttings guides I make a point to tell the reader to avoid planting cuttings with flowers or buds on it. Flowers take a lot of energy to form and maintain in a plant and when you’re trying to root a cutting, distractions are the last thing your plant needs. In most cases it…
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The Easiest way to Grow Kanna
Sceletium Tortuosum is an overwatering adverse succulent. Succulents in general are not good candidates for hydroponic growth. In spite of the hurdles, I have seen my kanna plants adapt wonderfully to hydroponic growth. Growing Kanna hydroponically timeline Plant has put on several new set of leaves in a remarkably short amount of time. Rather than…
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Is Kanna Legal in the United States?
The simple answer is yes, Sceletium Tortuosum (kanna) is legal in most states with the exception of Louisiana. It gets a bit messy in the Bayou State. Sceletium Tortuosum is gaining traction as a plant people are interested in growing and using. Kanna can be found in some supplements, pre-workouts, and of course in isolated…
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