Long Flowering, Long Forgotten: Why Preserving Diversity Is The Future of Cannabis
The greatest threat to the future of cannabis may not be legislation or corporatization, but the silent extinction of its genetic diversity. […]
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Ed Rosenthal, ‘The Ganja Guru,’ on the Cannabis Revolution: It’s Not Finished Until Everyone Can Grow
Known as the “Ganja Guru,” Ed Rosenthal is an international authority on cannabis horticulture, a longtime educator, activist and legalization pioneer. He […]
Inside the European Takeover of America’s Cannabis Seed Market
The cannabis industry owes much of its foundation to one simple but often overlooked component: the seed. While modern, commercial cultivation frequently […]
Elite Cultivation, Where The People Make The Difference
“It’s about the people.” Elite Cultivation, headquartered in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, is more than a medicinal marijuana distributor, it’s an extension of the […]
Effects of coir-based media on the performance of Cannabis plants
Coir is widely utilized by numerous cannabis companies worldwide due to its ease of use for fertigation, feeding, and management. The primary […]
Loud Talking
On the industrial outskirts of Oakland, California, tucked among the timeworn facades of warehouses and workshops, there’s a building entrance so nondescript […]
Georgia Governor Signs Bill Establishing Licensing Requirements To Grow Hemp
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, a Republican, signed a legislative package on Tuesday, which his office described as “focused on supporting Georgia’s ever […]
Predictive Plant Analysis
As American hemp farmers struggle to accurately sex plants and prevent their crops from going hot—going over the potency definition of what […]
Weed’s Tissue Culture Moment Has Arrived
Whether it’s for orchids, berries, or bananas, plant tissue culture has been widely used in agriculture for nearly 40 years to produce […]
From Factory to Flower – 4 GMP Insights for the Grow House
At first glance, the layout of a grow room and a factory production line might seem to have little in common. But […]