Success Is in the Details

Cultivating high-quality cannabis can be a hobby. Cultivating high-quality cannabis at commercial scale is a design and engineering project -- a blend of specialized horticulture and manufacturing.

The cannabis plant has unique needs, especially at scale. These include:

Water Requirements : Cannabis is a thirsty plant that needs plenty of water. For comparison, some cannabis cultivation methods require almost double the amount of water per square foot as a wine-grape vineyard.

Consistent Propagation Methodology: Plants that produce the best yields all start as strong clones. Cultivators must establish a clear process for propagating plants to their prime advantage. Many cultivators accept high levels of plant mortality at this stage, but taking good care in the propagation stage allows cultivators to build their plant population from the best of the best.

Optimized Cultivation and Harvest Timelines: Profitable cultivators engineer their production schedules to remove bottlenecks and shortages. Designing cultivation and harvest timelines effectively optimize your entire process flow and maximizes facility output.

Environment and Nutrients: Different strains of the cannabis plant require different environments and nutrient regimens to reach their optimum growth potential. Breaking larger grow rooms into smaller areas and installing a fertigation system capable of sending different nutrient batches to different plants allows you to customize environmental and nutrient conditions to each strain.

In the highly controlled and competitive cannabis cultivation space, getting the details right can be the difference between profitability and failure. We have helped successful clients plan, design, and open cultivation operations across the country. Let us help you grow toward success.