Any company can say its products are top quality, clean, and the best, but very few can prove it. For cannabis cultivators, that distinction could be the difference between selling crops for top dollar or not. In extreme cases, it could be the difference between keeping your cultivation license or losing it.
Read MoreDuring a time when the cannabis industry is struggling, cultivators are looking for every way to reduce labor and operational costs. However, many of them are missing an opportunity that can help them reduce labor and costs while improving results – grow bags.
Read MoreTo survive in the legal cannabis industry in the future, cannabis cultivators need to understand that there is a window of opportunity open right now, and the businesses that have paid attention to the beer industry are the ones that will be able to seize that growth opportunity.
Read MoreThe legal cannabis industry will survive and thrive, and cultivators who recognize the trends that create distinct opportunities to gain market share will be the most successful in the future. Over the past 12 months, several of these trends have risen to the top of the priority list as we head into 2023. With that said, let’s take a closer look at five of these must-know trends.
Read MoreAn environmental scientist, an inventor, and a soil scientist walk into a room. No, that’s not the start of a joke. It’s the start of bio365 when the right people brought together their expertise, experience, and common goal to fight global warming.
Read MoreBy benchmarking the strategies used by winning cannabis cultivators and setting up a plan to effectively navigate through economic uncertainty and supply chain volatility, your grow business can survive and thrive.
Read MoreWhile every state is unique and there are myriad factors that affect a business’ profitability, there are some things to be learned from today’s profitable cultivators. At a high level, the learnings can be rolled up into the strategies that make up the 5 Rs.
Read MoreOne of the biggest challenges cannabis cultivators have to solve when it comes to controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is the removal of nature from the growing process. Without nature, plants can’t reach their full potential, which means cultivators have to spend a lot of extra time and money trying to make up for the missing elements.
Read MoreWithin the next year, there could be a significant increase in demand for organic cannabis. Cultivators should start thinking about shifting all or some of their operations to organic to seize a portion of that market share early.
Read MoreJust like humans or animals will get sick without their immune systems, so will plants. Therefore, it’s critical that cannabis growers ensure their plants have healthy immune systems. But that creates a problem for many growers who believe that in a controlled environment, you have to use sterile grow media. The truth is inert media doesn’t include the biology your plants need to defend against pest and pathogens. No biology in the soil means no immune system for your plants. It’s that simple.
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