Before bio365 invented its biologically active growing media, it was true that there was no 100% clean living soil on the market. But that’s not true today. With the introduction of bio365’s engineered growing media, everything changed. There is now a 100% clean, biologically active growing media available that can safely be used in controlled environment agriculture (CEA).
Read MoreTake a look at the list of ingredients on growing media bag labels from a few different companies, particularly the bacterial and fungal strains, and you’ll see quite a variety. Some will include multiple species while others show far fewer. Some labels will even list metrics like how many propagules per gram for each strain. Another brand’s bag won’t provide these numbers at all. Here’s a little secret all cannabis growers should know.
Read MoreThere is no substitute for nature. Everything from light and water to the biology in soil have an impact on how plants grow. Remove any one of them, and plants will suffer. The same is true in cannabis cultivation, including in controlled environments.
Read MoreJust like humans or animals will get sick without their immune systems, so will plants. Therefore, it’s critical that cannabis growers ensure their plants have healthy immune systems. But that creates a problem for many growers who believe that in a controlled environment, you have to use sterile grow media. The truth is inert media doesn’t include the biology your plants need to defend against pest and pathogens. No biology in the soil means no immune system for your plants. It’s that simple.
Read MoreA widespread myth among cultivators is that fertilizer salt kills the beneficial biology in soil. This is a myth that is simply not based on fact, and it can be easily disproven with the fundamental facts of chemistry and plant science as well as numerous scientific studies.
Read MoreWith the threat of cannabis commoditization looming and the ongoing problem of oversupply in many states, now is the time to start doing genetic testing and trials, so you can create cannabis that stands out in the market.
Read MoreThe reality about microbe amendment products made with one or several “carefully selected” microbes is that they’re never good enough for your cannabis plants – if they provide any significantly measurable benefits at all, which is questionable.
Read MoreIn cannabis cultivation, not all biomass is bad. In fact, good, clean biomass (i.e., beneficial biology) can have far-reaching positive effects on your crops and your business. You can use the microbial biomass measurement to learn the total amount of beneficial biology that is in the soil or substrate you use for your plants.
Read MoreMost cultivators know, understand, and accept that beneficial biology is advantageous for plant growth. Some growers use compost to add beneficial biology to their substrate while others use inoculants or other biological amendments. Unfortunately, neither of these solutions are ideal.
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30 Kellogg Road
Cortland, NY 13045
