Your greenhouse is essential to your business, and every part of it needs to function properly. Your walls, shelves and fertilizer are carefully sourced and maintained, and your processes are rigorously implemented and constantly fine-tuned. However, there’s one part of greenhouses that may get overlooked: the air itself. Is your greenhouse’s air circulation working for you? If it&...

The logistics of cannabis are legendarily complicated, from growing the plants and keeping them happy, all the way to drying and curing them. Those in the cannabis business and those considering it have a lot on their plates at any given time. If you’re looking for a way to make your business more efficient, here’s how to dry cannabis fast for a better end-product. Drying Weed Fast...

Why Soilless Growing? For millions of years plants have grown in the dirt, where water travelling into their roots carried nutrients from the soil into the plant. Simple enough. In nature, this is a perfect proposition and a closed system. In practice, however, it can be a little more complicated than that for greenhouses and growers. The cost of soil and the risks it entails (disease propaga...

Proper greenhouse temperature management requires a greenhouse heating system to ensure optimal plant growth during colder months. Greenhouse heating costs will depend on the size, glazing material, and location of your greenhouse. For most growers, greenhouse heating can be a significant expense.   We look into a few affordable and eco-friendly solutions for heating a greenhouse. B...

Greenhouse plants and crops depend on certain ideal conditions for optimal growth and maximum harvest. One important factor is temperature. You may be wondering what temperature is too hot for a greenhouse. The ideal greenhouse temperature for plant growth is between 21 to 27 C or 70 to 80 °F. Temperatures above or below this range can stress the plant and slow down photosynthesis pr...