Canna lilies have rhizomes, which are underground stems that produce new shoots and become plants. So, make sure you plant them in an area with plenty of room and repot them every 12-18 months, or ...

Canna rhizomes grow horizontally and will slowly spread to neighboring garden areas. To keep them in check and revitalize the bed, dig up the rhizomes every two to three years during late winter.

Eric Hagen, CEO of Cannabis Kinetics, stated, "With our plans to market and sell our own Monarch brand of Coco Coir already in full gear, this lead importation order for over 3,400 cubic feet of ...

Last year, I planted a canna lily in a 14in cube pot, which grew to about 4ft with huge leaves and a few flowers. But this year it only grew 12in and the leaves are small with brown edging.

During my time on the Las Vegas Convention Center floor, between scheduled interviews and exploring all the new products and innovations, I ran into two dispensary operators, Weiwei “Vivian ...