Articles in Growing category
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Canadian Researchers Complete Mapping Cannabis Genome
Jerry Langton - Published on December 3, 2018Read moreA recent study from the University of Toronto reveals how hemp and cannabis evolved from a single species but contain distinct chemical properties.
Chemical-Free Cannabis: Canadian Growers Turn to Biological Pesticides
Sam Riches - Published on November 21, 2018Read moreChemical insecticides are banned.
Plug & Play Grow Opps Make Cannabis Cultivation Easy for Canadians
Ruth Seeley - Published on November 16, 2018Read moreGrow opp cupboards and condo solutions coming soon for recreational growers.
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7 Pioneers of Cannabis’ CBD Movement
Trevor Hennings - Published on November 12, 2018Read moreIn an industry long fixated on THC, these chemists, breeders, and growers brought attention to CBD and its many medical benefits.
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How Canada’s West Coast Became World Renowned for Cannabis Cultivation
Daniel Bettridge - Published on November 6, 2018Read moreThe story behind BC Bud.
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Inside Hexo: How the Quebec Greenhouse Is Growing to Meet Demand
Jesse B. Staniforth - Published on October 30, 2018Read moreAnother 1,000,000 square-foot facility will open by year-end.
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Harvest Season: Life on a Cannabis Farm in Southern Oregon
Will Hyde - Published on October 29, 2018Read moreI visited Phantom Farms in Oregon to see how the team tackles the immense task of harvesting an entire cannabis farm.
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What You Need to Know to Become a Legal Cannabis Grower in Canada
Jerry Langton - Published on October 29, 2018Read moreSo You Want to Be a Legal Cannabis Grower.
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Cannabis Harvest in Photos: The 31 Days of #Croptober
Leafly Staff - Published on October 24, 2018Read moreCannabis harvest season is upon us. Charge up your iPhone and make time for #croptober on social media.
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What to do with cannabis stalks, leaves, & stems from harvest
Trevor Hennings - Published on October 22, 2018Read moreYour cannabis stalks, leaves, and roots aren’t necessarily destined for a compost bin. Here are a few ways to make use of the entire plant after you’ve harvested your prized buds.
