Whether you are a small batch cannabis farmer or a large commercial grower, one of your main goals is likely the same — to produce high-quality cannabis while increasing your profit margin. And with cannabis prices decreasing, that can be tricky, if you aren’t scrupulous
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants without the use of soil. Hydroponics is considered to be a more efficient way of providing plants with food and water. The truth is, plants don’t use soil; they use water and nutrients present in the earth.
As the population grows, increased demands for food, coupled with finite resources, have contributed to concerns about adequate food production. Efforts to address these concerns and still provide the freshest, healthiest produce possible, are incorporating the use of hydro/aeroponics in commercial farming.
Whether you are planning to cultivate cannabis or another crop, the goal is to maximize yield, while minimizing resources. The question for those just starting out is how do you do that? In order to answer this, we are going to first consider a couple
Root rot can occur in both indoor and outdoor plants; however, it’s more common in indoor systems with poor drainage. While hydroponic systems have many advantages, chances increase that your plants will experience issues with root health. What is Root Rot? It is a water-borne disease that
When it comes to choosing your grow method, whether it be for cannabis cultivation or for more traditional agricultural crops, you have many options. When it comes to growing without soil, rockwool, coco coir or other grow mediums, hydroponics, aeroponics and a hydro-aero hybrid are
