It’s Halloween, growmies, and the scariest thing around here is not having root zone data! It was a great session where the guys covered nuances of growing in coco versus soil, breaking down the bioavailability arc, balancing cool genetics and commercial viability, reinforcing the importance of crop registration, and much more.
We also officially dropped the news that AROYA is bringing precision substrate irrigation management to this year’s MJBizCon! Get the full scoop here and sign up for an in-person meetup at booth #35023, or receive virtual updates from the show! We hope to see you there!
“The plant actually enters a point where it's going to eventually naturally die. You can't keep it in 12/12 forever and expect it to continue living and continue thriving. And as a part of that process, that plant is shifting its energy focus on what it's doing throughout the life cycle. So for part of the life cycle, it's building structure, foliage, and then we're switching over to a reproductive growth pattern where it's building flower mass in an attempt to build more flowers and produce seeds eventually, because it will be dying in the next 40-60 days, depending on how long you were able to actually run that strain out.” – Seth
“I've seen lots of people enter data in different ways. One ofmy favorite ways was some clients that used a clipboard with some rulers taped to it, and they would just hold up the clipboard right behind their colas and take a picture in there. And what a great way to see how a cultivar was performing right towards the end of the cycle or throughout the cycle.” – Jason
"There's just a wide range out there of situations that plants will tolerate that I have been surprised about over the years, and especially when it comes to what I'm seeing out of my runoff EC." – Cian