Hello everyone! In this blog is about music….. 

The type of music you listen to while growing Cannabis can have a big effect on how well you grow your plants. Music can relax you or make your grow harder, depending on what you’re listening to and how long you listen to it.

Relaxing Music:

Any kind of relaxing music will help you relax after work. You should avoid anything too loud since you don't want to disturb your neighbors. If you live alone or in a small apartment, try playing classical or jazz music. Classical music will improve your mood and make you happier. If you're trying to concentrate, jazz helps to focus your mind on the task at hand.

Hard Rock/Metal:

Heavy metal music has been known to increase aggression levels and cause anger. It's not recommended if you plan on smoking a lot of weed. Metal music usually contains fast paced notes and sounds that stimulate mental activity, making it great for people who need something to get them pumped.

Classical:

Classical music is relaxing and increases happiness. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor growing. It's best to play slow songs to calm down your plants. For example, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata or Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

Folk/Country:

Folk and country music tends to promote harmony among friends, family, and even strangers. Good old-fashioned country songs are perfect for getting everyone together for a cookout. Country music makes you feel good about yourself and helps to build a sense of community.

Pop/Dance:

Pop music is fun, upbeat, and energetic, just like your plants are. It can get your spirits high if you're feeling low and can give you a boost of motivation if you're having a hard time working on your project. Popular dance tunes are ideal for indoor growing, especially if you'll be using the lights.

Rap/Hip Hop :

Hip hop (rhymes with hip) is similar to pop, but it tends to be faster and a bit aggressive. Rap music helps to keep you motivated and focused on work. If you plan on lighting up, rap is the way to go.

Rock and Roll:

By the early 1950 s, another new genre called "rock and roll" (or "rock'n'roll") was being created by musicians who could play both R&B and Western Swing, a popular style of country dance music. This new music was played on the same set of instruments as R&B - electric guitar, double bass and drums - with the guitarist often singing as well. It had a strong blues beat and an R&B feel, but the melodies were like those of country music.

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