Cultivation
Cannabis Lighting Schedule Explained
How Light Affects Cannabis Cannabis, like all plants, transforms light, water, and CO2 into energy through photosynthesis. While the photosynthetic process only happens during daylight hours, that doesn’t mean all…
Read MoreCannabis Education: The World’s Top Cannabis Programs
Cannabis Education Overview & Introduction While cannabis, like other industries, is currently experiencing a downturn, the long-term prospects are still sky-high. Estimates vary considerably, but the total cannabis market is expected…
Read MoreCannabis Flowering: 5 Tips for Success
5 Tips for Flowering Cannabis LED Grow Lights: Spectrum, Intensity, and Timing No shocker to anyone growing indoors, lighting is a significant component to harvest success. The light spectrum, intensity,…
Read MoreThe Importance of Cannabis Quality Testing
Quality control testing is a mandatory requirement everywhere that has a regulated cannabis industry. Testing not only ensures products are free from contamination and safe for human consumption but also…
Read More7 Common Cannabis Growing Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)
As a beginner, chances are you will make a few cannabis growing mistakes. Not every harvest will come out as expected, but practice makes perfect. The more cycles you run…
Read MoreWhat to Look For: The Best Irrigation & Fertigation Systems
Irrigation and fertigation systems are standard technologies used across commercial agriculture. And increasingly, cannabis cultivators are adopting this technology to streamline operations, automate manual processes, and scale profitably. Automated fertigation…
Read MoreTrichome Development Impacts Innovation
What are Trichomes? Why does Trichome size matter? Trichomes are arguably the most important part of the cannabis plant. The resin glands of the plant, trichomes contain the cannabinoids and…
Read MoreCannabis Crop Protection
What is Cannabis Crop Protection? Cannabis crop protection describes techniques and technologies used to safeguard plants from disease and pests. All growers rely on crop protection, albeit to varying degrees.…
Read MoreThe Cannabinoid/Terpene “Cold Chain” – What It Is and Why It’s Important
In the world of top shelf cannabis concentrates and SKUs, using fresh frozen cannabis to produce a “live” product that preserves the full profile of the strain is the gold…
Read MoreGreenhouse vs. Indoor Cannabis Cultivation
Greenhouse or Indoor Cannabis Cultivation: What’s the Difference? Both greenhouse and indoor cultivation promise growers the same thing: a controlled growing environment. Unlike growing in the great outdoors, greenhouse and…
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