Contrary 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 MoreHow and why a growing media manufacturer chooses its nutrient sources directly correlates with the results cultivators will get when they use that media. Every grower should ask their soil supplier how they make decisions about nutrient sources, and the answer should be based on data, including scientific data and real-world experiential data.
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 MoreIn recent years, some cannabis cultivators in states where remediation is legal have implemented a 100% remediation strategy wherein all crops are remediated – always. The goal is to ensure every plant passes contaminant testing. However, remediation shouldn’t be a blanket fix for potential contamination. A better strategy is to prevent contamination thereby reducing the need for and expense of 100% remediation.
Read MoreThe critical correlation between the air porosity of growing media and plant growth has been well-documented through scientific experiments and research papers over the years. But what does it mean?
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 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 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.
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