Commercial cannabis growers don’t need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to automating and streamlining production for improved efficiency.

Glass House Group’s acquisition of a 5.5 million square-foot greenhouse facility in Southern California will increase the company’s cultivation capacity.

The supply chain may be a bottleneck for some, but that does not mean innovation has stopped for these companies.

Magnesium deficiency symptoms can be tricky to identify, especially late in the growing season.

Along with Biobest’s $10 million investment in ecoation, the companies are also joining forces to develop new IPM-related technologies.

Learn how cannabis interacts with nutrients naturally, and how you can use those natural principles to guide cannabis nutrition during cultivation.

Cannabis growers and others are invited to join a dialogue on making optimal use of emerging indoor agriculture technologies.

Dodder, a parasitic weed with orange, spaghetti-like growth that entwines around plants, can become a significant problem if it is not identified and eradicated quickly.

Bug Bites! episodes from Michigan State begin in September and are intended to be discussions geared toward floriculture production systems.

The DesignLights Consortium is hosting a webinar on Sept. 8 that is designed to debunk common misconceptions about LED lighting technology.

A recent study addresses the presence of Pythium pathogens in cannabis growing facilities, and how to control it.

Need begets ingenuity as greenhouse operations change processes and find new ways to tackle labor problems, despite the complexities involved.

While there has been significant research on how ambient temperatures impact plant growth, there is little known about temperature variations caused by plant shape.