The future of the cannabis industry could look quite different if there is a mass exodus of unhappy licensed growers. Are we close to that point? How bad are things really, and is a mass exodos coming?
Read MoreCannabis cultivators across the United States are facing significant challenges, and data from a study by Wells Fargo Securities, LLC and Cannabiz Media reveals the problems that licensed growers say are causing their biggest frustrations today.
Read MoreA new research report from Wells Fargo Securities, LLC and Cannabiz Media reveals a trove of data about cannabis cultivator sentiment, frustrations, challenges, and plans for the future.
Read MoreAcross industries, data-driven companies are 58% more likely to exceed their revenue goals than organizations that are not data-driven according to a Forrester Consulting study. For cannabis cultivators, that means you should be collecting reliable, usable data to help guide decision-making in every aspect of your business operations.
Read MoreThe reality about microbe amendment products made with one or several “carefully selected” microbes is that they’re never good enough for your cannabis plants – if they provide any significantly measurable benefits at all, which is questionable.
Read MoreFour out of five cannabis cultivators (80%) are losing money to pest problems in 2022 according to the results from the 2022 State of the Pest Control Market Report. Unfortunately, growers are still struggling to reduce their pest problems with nearly four out of five cultivators (79%) reporting that they have seen an increase in pest problems or their pest problems haven’t changed in the past 12 months.
Read MoreWhen Russia invaded Ukraine earlier this year, few people were thinking about how the war would affect cannabis cultivation, but it has. Russia is one of the largest global exporters of fertilizer and soil nutrients, and escalating U.S. sanctions on trade with Russia have disrupted fertilizer supplies for cannabis growers across the U.S. As a result, growers are paying 12% more for fertilizer this year, and that’s on top of 17% higher prices they were paying in 2021.
Read MoreThe two most common things that go wrong for cannabis cultivators are 1) over- or under-watering plants and 2) over- or under-feeding them. Fortunately, there are tools available to help you avoid watering and feeding problems. A tensiometer gives you all of the data you need to ensure you’re watering correctly, and a chlorophyll meter tells you when your cannabis plants truly need to be fed.
Read MoreAre you using the right inexpensive tools to guide your cannabis grow? Did you know there is a tool that can help you save money and grow more successfully, and it costs less than $100? It’s also easy to use. That tool is a tensiometer, and it’s a must for every cannabis grow operation.
Read MoreInadequate air porosity in your growing media leads to less healthy plants, smaller yields, and lower profits for your business. Unfortunately, many growing media options for cannabis cultivators don’t have enough air porosity, and cultivators end up paying the price in the long-term.
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