Climate/Environment Control

From Flowers to Flower: How a New York Garden Center Branched Into Cannabis

One of the state’s first licensed cultivators, Nanticoke Gardens weathered shifting regulations, unexpected costs and customer questions in order to create a year-round revenue stream for the 53-year-old garden center.

10 Lessons Learned From Adding Cannabis Cultivation to a Garden Center

Nanticoke Gardens co-owner Pete Shafer shares his top takeaways from expanding from bedding plants and poinsettias to cannabis in New York’s adult-use marketplace.

Village Farms Provides Operational Update on Delta 2 Greenhouse Expansion

After a successful harvest in the first half of the D-2 expansion, cultivation has now commenced in the second half.

Nature’s Miracle Signs MOU for $150 Million Contract to Build Cannabis Greenhouse in California

The memorandum of understanding provides engineering, procurement and construction services for the planned 660,000-square-foot facility.

Glass House Brands Announces Accelerated 2026 Expansion Strategy

The company will commence production in two additional greenhouses and plants to plant its first crop intended for sale in markets outside of California.

4 Considerations When Planning the Purpose, Function of a Cannabis Facility Expansion Site

Carefully designing and dovetailing the functions of multiple cultivation and processing facilities can benefit the dynamics of the entire operation.

RII Releases 4 Comprehensive Guides to Advance Controlled Environment Agriculture Industry

The guides offer practical, evidence-based guidance on a range of CEA topics and are free to download.

What Happened to the Sticky, Aromatic Cannabis Buds From the Mid-1990s?

The final composition of the buds largely depends on the post-harvest process, where commercial cultivators often overdry or improperly cure them.

True Harmony Launches State-of-the-Art Cannabis Cultivation Facility in Nevada

The 250,000-square-foot glasshouse facility is designed to optimize mixed-light cultivation techniques.

Whitney Economics Identifies Flaws in USDA Methodology in Calculating Hemp Cultivation Sector’s Value to US Agriculture

The data actually shows hemp farmers are benefiting more in terms of percentage of retail revenues than corn or soy farmers.

15 Plant-Centric Tips for Commercial Cannabis Cultivation

Four commercial cultivators share their tips to grow more efficiently and effectively.

How Climate Change Can Hurt Cannabis Crops, Bottom Lines

As global temperatures rise, temperamental weather systems are damaging crops with wildfire smoke and drought, leading cannabis cultivators to face several complex challenges.

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