Tomorrow in Cannabis: Page 2

10 Steps to Propagate Cannabis Using ‘Micro Clones’

How this alternative method to traditional tissue culture could allow large-scale cultivators to speed up production while preserving genetics.

Capturing the Full Genetic Potential of Cannabis

The possible characteristics that can be expressed in cannabis are endless, and phenohunting for unusual traits—even mutations—could lead to the next big cultivar.

Master the Art of Drying and Curing Cannabis

Large commercial amounts of cannabis require special attention to every detail to ensure the resulting product is superior in quality.

Fertigation Best Practices: Balancing Automation With Human Expertise

Tips and considerations for cannabis cultivators when automating watering, feeding, and how to weigh storage options.

California’s Water Crisis: Why Action Is Needed Now

Entities in California have been battling over water for more than a century. But as drought conditions worsen, CBT Columnist Kenneth Morrow explains why both growers’ and citizens’ need for solutions has become urgent.

14 Tips for Increasing Efficiency

Time- and labor-saving pointers to help increase your profit margins.

Make Way For the Next Cannabis King

Flower will not always have the throne. What will replace trimming, drying and curing to create future products, and what hurdles stand in the way?

9 Tips to Keep Dried Cannabis Fresh

Proper storage is essential to preserving cannabis post harvest and extending its shelf life.

Safe and Smokable

Can growers find a balance between preventing contamination and overdrying cannabis?

7 Ways Growers Can Compete and Stand Out From the Crowd

As competition increases, smaller brands will have to be even more innovative to be heard above the noise.

Regional Cannabis

Cannabis cultivators are eager to claim their product is unique based on how and where it is grown. Could regional designations used for wine benefit the cannabis industry?

Should You Automate Cannabis Trimming?

As technologies continue to mature, it might be time to reconsider some industry biases against mechanization in the post-harvest process.

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