Seeds

Growers should pick the right generics, containers and medium for your seeding. When source the seeds, we should make sure the right strain; the experience and skill as a grower, budget, grow equipment, preferences in taste and effect, and whether we are growing indoors or outdoors will determine which strain will yield the best results for you.

Germination

Growers should use a standard germination process and once the radical emerges/seed coat cracks, you need to plant the seedling in proper system. You should pay attention on beneficial biology, striving to cultivate as much of a nutritious soil as we can in the current regulatory space, while remaining commercially viable. Typically, you need have well rooted trays in 10-18 days. During this process, utilize kelp and microbial inoculants to maximize seedling or clone vigor.

Vegetative Stage

During vegetative stage, in which the plants see the most growth in size and strength, lasts 4-6 weeks for most of crops, plants are pruned individually and irrigated by flood tables. Then, the growers continue to optimize pruning methods to establish best practices for each phenotype.

Flowering Stage

The flowering process occurs after the vegetative stage, when the light cycle is changed then causing the plant to begin flowering, creating buds. The flowering phase has been around 8-10 weeks for most cultivars with heavily controlled grow rooms. The temperature and humidity are adjusted throughout the cycle. During their last week in flower, plants are only fed water, “flushing” them of all nutrients. The growers should flush plants to ensure they receive a higher overall quality, taste and smoothness to your smoke.

Harvest

The growers could know the buds are ready by visually inspecting the trichomes to certify the majority of the plants have reached maturity. Before enter the market, the growers group should preserve the quality, the cannabinoid content, the terpene profile and the look of the cannabis.

Drying/Curing

Drying and curing is essential to providing a smooth smoke and a clean ash to cannabis products. Growers should defoliate our plants in the grow room before cutting them down and separating them by branches. The branches are then transported to the dry room where they are hung for at least 10-14 days in a dry, cool environment to develop and retain the cannabinoid and terpene integrity and quality.

Trimming

Once the drying and curing phase is complete, then, remove excess leaf and any undesirable plant material that would negatively affect the smoke. All of our top colas and larger buds are hand trimmed with careful precision.