The cannabis industry has seen its fair share of supply chain challenges — and one of the latest hurdles growers are facing is the availability of compressed coco. Delays in sourcing, shipping, and processing have made it harder than ever for cultivators to get the growing media they need when they need it. While these interruptions are slowly starting to …
For commercial cannabis cultivators, success starts at square one, with proper care for seedlings and transplants. Giving seedlings and transplants the best possible start is crucial to ensure a top-notch crop down the line. Strong starts make for strong finishes, and proper early-stage care can boost your yields, potency levels, and terpene profiles. It also aids in pest and disease …
The foundation of every successful cannabis harvest starts with genetics. Whether you’re a seasoned grower or just starting your journey, the genetic profile of your plants will play a vital role in their health and overall performance. Beyond influencing traits such as pest resistance, unique flavors, and yield, having highly sought-after genetics as a commercial cannabis brand can set you …
In the highly competitive world of commercial cannabis cultivation, mastering efficiency in your grow room isn’t just a strategy—it’s a necessity. Did you know your choice of substrate can play a pivotal role in optimizing efficiency and profit margins? When it comes to growing in coco coir, understanding the differences between loose and compressed formats can unlock even greater profitability …
To achieve their full genetic expression, cannabis plants must take in the proper nutrients needed for growth and development throughout each stage of the cultivation cycle. This means choosing the right growing medium or substrate is crucial for cultivation success. Coco coir substrates have become an incredibly popular choice for a variety of reasons. Coco is incredibly versatile because it …
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With decades of cannabis cultivation experience, the team at Rx Green understands the operational demands and rigors required to achieve an efficient, but successful, high-yield cannabis grow. That’s why our team is constantly thinking ahead of the curve, delivering new ways to provide cannabis cultivators with solutions that are ideal for both plants and operators alike. The newest product in …
Coco coir substrates are a popular choice for cannabis cultivation due to their numerous benefits. They are sustainable and renewable resources that can be easily composted after use. Buy these substrates loose, compressed for container growing, or as compressed grow cubes. Either way, they are an excellent alternative to rockwool blocks. Coco coir can be used once and discarded. Or …
FOR CANNABIS CULTIVATORS Cannabis cultivation requires careful planning and strict protocols to avoid crop failure from microbial contamination. Integrated pest management is a concept that includes cultural, mechanical, biological and chemical control methods. These methods are intended to be incorporated at a preventative level to counteract the risk of exposure to pests and diseases and subsequent economic losses. Chemical control …
Pest management in Cannabis cultivation is crucial to optimizing yield and quality. The selection of the right pesticide and dose for the target pest are important decisions made by growers. Making the right decisions in how the pesticide is applied is equally important in optimizing pest control. The following paper outlines important considerations for optimizing pesticide applications in Cannabis. These …
NUTRIENT RUNOFF & EC MONITORING The electrical conductivity (EC) of soil is an indicator of soluble salts that may be present in the root zone. Soil salinity is an important factor of soil health. Excess salinity can affect crop yields, nutrient availability and soil fertility. Although EC does not provide a concentration of specific elements, it has been correlated to …
Successful seed germination requires optimal conditions including moisture, warmth and suitable grow media. Light is not necessary until the first leaves, or cotyledons, have emerged from the seed shell. Once seeds germinate, it is important to maintain substrate and environmental conditions for optimal seedling development. Seeds can be started in a variety of growing mediums, including rock wool, peat moss …
