In the lush, green world of commercial cultivation, a silent battle rages beneath the surface. It's not against pests or diseases (although that battle certainly exists), but rather, against a more insidious enemy – the allure of cheap inputs.
Read MoreWhen cannabis plants show symptoms of nutrient deficiency, it makes sense to assume a lack of nutrients is the cause. However, nutrient deficiency is often not the problem at all, or it could be the problem but there is an underlying cause that adding more nutrients won’t fix.
Read MoreIn a 2022 study, 28% of surveyed growers cited contaminated soil or growing media as the source of their pest issues. However, we’re here to debunk the myth that growing media is the most likely source of pests and contaminants in controlled environment grow operations.
Read MoreContrary to what some growers believe, starting cannabis cultivation in a small 4" pot before transplanting into a larger container is not necessary. Many growers aren’t aware that moving plants directly from propagation into the final, larger growing container can lead to significantly better results.
Read MoreRescheduling cannabis from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug will significantly change the legal cannabis industry in the United States. For licensed commercial cultivators, some of the changes will be more difficult to navigate than others, but the end result will be worth it. In fact, rescheduling could create big opportunities for savvy growers.
Read MoreThe cannabis industry is evolving, and rescheduling will open doors for more research. The result will be wider spread understanding of the minor cannabinoids that make the cannabis plant so special.
Read MoreDuring a panel at Indoor AgCon 2024, experts shared insights about the possibilities that automation and AI will bring to controlled environment agriculture (CEA) to help improve productivity, reduce operational costs, and enhance crop quality and yields.
Read MoreOne of the biggest vectors for Hop Latent Viroid (HLV) to spread in your grow facility – if not the biggest vector – is your containers. The reality of growing in pots is that it’s extremely difficult to get any containers 100% clean after you use them. Reusable containers add significant and unnecessary risk to your entire operation.
Read MoreWhile lab shopping is still a rampant problem across all states operating in legal cannabis markets, these rule changes and enforcement efforts represent small steps in the right direction to try to protect the safety and legitimacy of the industry.
Read MoreWhile 100% sustainable, regenerative, and/or organic agriculture are unattainable in most parts of the country’s legal cannabis industry today, there are many opportunities to make meaningful strides toward more environmentally-friendly growing practices.
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