In our previous posts, we explored nitrogen’s critical role in cannabis plant health and the importance of balancing nitrogen levels through tissue analysis. Now, in this final installment of our nitrogen series, we focus on organic sources of nitrogen and the best application methods to ensure steady, sustainable nutrient availability for your cannabis plants. Whether …
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In the first post of our nitrogen series, we explored the vital role nitrogen plays in cannabis plant health and performance. While nitrogen is essential for robust growth, striking the right balance is critical—too little or too much can negatively impact your plants, reducing yield and quality. In this second installment, we’ll focus on the …
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Nitrogen (N) is often called the “backbone” of plant nutrition, and for good reason. As a primary macronutrient, nitrogen plays an indispensable role in plant health, driving critical processes like growth, development, and reproduction. In this first part of our three-part series on nitrogen, we’ll explore its vital functions, its impact on cannabis plants, and …
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In this post, we’ll explore the best organic sources of manganese and the most common application methods to ensure your cannabis plants receive this essential nutrient. Organic Sources of Manganese CompostCompost is a natural and sustainable source of manganese. It enriches the soil with organic matter and promotes microbial activity, which helps convert manganese into …
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In the previous post, we discussed manganese’s vital role in cannabis plant health and growth. However, maintaining the right balance of manganese is key—too little or too much can lead to significant issues that negatively impact plant development and yield. In this post, we’ll explore the symptoms and causes of manganese deficiencies and excesses, and …
Manganese (Mn) is one of the lesser-discussed micronutrients in cannabis cultivation, yet its impact on plant health and performance is profound. Often overshadowed by macronutrients like nitrogen and potassium, manganese is indispensable for several key physiological processes that ensure vigorous growth, disease resistance, and high yields. In this first installment of our manganese series, we’ll …
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In our final article of the Iron series, we’ll explore the best organic sources of iron for cannabis cultivation and the most effective application methods to ensure your plants thrive throughout their growth cycle. Why Choose Organic Iron? Organic sources of iron are favored by many cannabis cultivators because they improve soil health while delivering …
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Last week, we discussed Iron (Fe) and its role in plant performance and health. In this post, we’ll dive into the target levels for iron at each growth stage and explore the symptoms, causes, and solutions for iron deficiency and excess in cannabis cultivation. Target Iron Levels for Cannabis Plants The ideal iron levels vary …
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Iron (Fe) may not be a primary nutrient like nitrogen, phosphorus, or potassium, but it is no less essential for the healthy growth of cannabis plants. This micronutrient plays a critical role in various physiological processes that support vigorous growth, strong structure, and enhanced yield potential. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at …
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The Cannabis Business Times, recently published an article discussing the complexities of distinguishing between potassium (K) and magnesium (Mg) deficiencies in cannabis plants.Both nutrients are vital for plant growth, but their deficiency symptoms often mimic each other, making it hard to confidently identify the issue. Potassium primarily affects water transport and sugar movement, with deficiencies …