Did you know that you can grow very large and healthy cannabis plants in very small containers? It’s a myth that you need a big container to grow a big plant. While there is some correlation between container size and plant size, what really matters to plant size (as it relates to the container) is the true amount of space for roots.
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 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 MoreDifferent cannabis cultivators have their own preferences for the amount of soil and container sizes they use. This decision could even be based on state regulations. However, it’s a decision that should be evaluated comprehensively for every facility.
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