We’re on a mission to discover the connections between environmental conditions and plant physiology. From transpiration to carbon assimilation, thermodynamics to photosynthesis, everything in your grow room is interconnected.
No matter how good your mother plant is or your lighting system, if you can’t control the relative humidity of your indoor cannabis grow room, you’re putting the vitality of your crop at risk. In today’s post, we’re going to discuss the importance of controlling relative humidity in your indoor...
Humans have grown cannabis for thousands of years, but cultivating it in an indoor cannabis grow room without the aid of sunlight is a relatively new phenomena from the last century. Cannabis grown indoors is often seen as better quality, even if the biggest difference is aesthetic. One of the...
Cannabis Varieties and Environmental Conditions Evidence in archeologic records show the domestication of Cannabis started as long as 8,000 years ago in both East Asia and Europe. Despite the long history Humans share with the Cannabis plant there is still dispute about the taxonomy and whether it is one species:...
As Robson Forensic points out very succinctly in this article, there are a litany of hazards in cannabis cultivation facilities that growers need to be acutely aware of. Many of these hazards are also crucial inputs to maintain optimum growing conditions in order to maximize yield and minimize cost. They...