Controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is revolutionizing the way we grow food, cannabis, and a variety of other crops. It offers a high-tech solution to many of the challenges faced by traditional farming methods. As we look towards a future with an ever-increasing global population and unpredictable climate patterns, CEA presents an innovative approach to ensure food security and sustainability.
Read MoreBefore 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 MoreDid 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 MoreDid you know that most peat-based and coco-based growing media products are not sterile? Manufacturers might promote their products as sterile and/or inert, but when those products include organic matter that comes from nature, it’s impossible to guarantee sterility.
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 MoreDid you know the inert, sterile growing media that cannabis cultivators use isn’t really sterile at all? That’s what a scientist from a big growing media brand said during a panel on the future of substrate at Indoor Ag-Con in Las Vegas this week.
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.
Read MoreThe levels of heavy metals legally allowed in a finished cannabis product for human consumption are very different the allowed levels in the horticultural media cannabis crops are grown in. One of the main reasons for this is that plants actually need small levels of heavy metals from soil for optimum growth.
Read MoreAre you growing what consumers really want? Research and experts say consumers are becoming more and more interested in three things when buying cannabis products in 2024, and these three things are driving cannabis genetics trends.
Read MoreThere’s an old saying, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” There is perhaps in no other industry where that saying more appropriate than the cannabis industry. However, that doesn’t mean things are stuck. There are still opportunities that cultivators can pursue to gain a competitive advantage in the future.
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