Are you still wondering if you should start growing cannabis for yourself? The first step is always the most difficult: choosing which seeds to use. Selecting the highest quality seeds will ensure you produce a healthy, potent plant. Now, let’s find out how to pick the best cannabis seeds by going over some basic facts. …
Choose the perfect Cannabis Seeds The Guidelines Read More »
You have taken all the proper steps, given the suitable fertilizers, had your plants on a perfect watering schedule, and yet, the plants are not showing the exact results you have seen in the past. Do not fret, however. It is not you; it is your plants. Cannabis and hops are two commercially essential crops …
The Threat for Cannabis Crop Cultivation : HpLVd Read More »
Emerging Cannabis Dieseases in California The most critical diseases and viroids of cannabis in California include hop latent viroid, root and crown rots, powdery mildew, bud rots, and post-harvest flower molds. This article aims to help cannabis growers improve their understanding of these diseases and adopt appropriate management practices to limit the introduction, establishment, and …
Coronavirus Study finds Cannabis US researchers have found that cannabis compounds have the ability to prevent the virus that causes COVID-19 from entering human cells. According to a study published last week by researchers from Oregon State University. A Research article entitled “Cannabinoids Block Cellular Entry of SARS-CoV-2 and the Emerging Variants” was published online …
Coronavirus Study finds Cannabis compounds can block COVID-19 Read More »
Genetic Cannabis Mutation. The fascinating thing about researching genetics is that it is unpredictable, while at the same time also predictable. Are you getting confused? In simplest terms, DNA forms an individual. It consists of the same genes but creates different components that will also express another trait. Thus, geneticists can predict the unexpected changes …
Genetic Cannabis Mutation Strange plants in your grow room? Read More »
Lately, the study conducted by the United Cannabis Business Alliance (UCBA) and SC Labs revealed that there were unregulated Cannabis from unknown resources sold on some store shelves labelled as hemp. This truth is surprising since it displays the lack of action by federal and state governments to anticipate this testing failure. Governments focus to …
Can we trust our market? Finding says some stores sell cannabis as hemp Read More »
Prevention Pest Management on Cannabis. It aimed to create a preliminary assessment on every component listed before the cultivation starts. Two strategies are commonly used are the mother plant analysis and general prevention. Mother plant analysis is essential since they are usually kept longer than all plants in production and has been utilized several times. …
Determining your plant’s gender is the beginning of a big adventure ahead! Especially in the context of growing cannabis for a medical or recreational purposes, it is important to identify the male and female plants so you can get the female flowers without any male flowers being around and turn your plants into seed bearers. …
Cannabis Test: how to spot your plant’s gender correctly Read More »
Pathogen infections are devastating. Especially when the symptoms do not emerge in the early stage. That is how Hop Latent Viroid (HLVd) infected cannabis cultivations in America, Canada, and other cannabis producer’s countries. Hop Latent Viroid (HLVd) is recently identified as a plant-specific pathogenic RNA. It is presumed by many growers and industries to be …
Hop Latent Viroid in cannabis – Molecular diagnostic Read More »
DNA Fingerprinting After the 2018 Farm Bill was legalized, there has been a surge in hemp cultivation across the United States. This escalation, though exciting also caused worries among Cannabis growers regarding a cross-pollination occurrence. Cross-pollination is a natural phenomenon where the pollen from other plants outside the field pollinating the cultivated female plants and …
DNA Fingerprinting | Mitigating Neighbor Cross-Pollination Read More »
