Grow more consistent and profitable medical cannabis yield

No. All crops need the similar elements in different ratios. Having good control over the quantities and ratio is important, but for medical cannabis, six to eight dosing channels will suffice. You’ll need three for N-P-K, one for calcium and magnesium, one for micro elements, and the last for acid to control pH. An 18-channel dosing system isn’t “the more, the merrier.” Too many dosing channels is a drain on your resources in terms of both time and finances, to accomplish something you could do more simply.

First, use a ventilated structure. Choose one with good roof top ventilation and add active ventilation if needed. For humid places, It is recommended to add a dehumidifier on top. Our greenhouse experts can help you select the right combination of equipment according to your local humidity conditions.

Medical cannabis is typically grown in large containers, so the recommended number of water outlets per container is four. In smaller containers two can be sufficient. An effective design uses a PC CNL non-drainage dripper with a spider manifold to split the flow to four outlets, while ensuring proper water distribution within the container.

Yes, but since organic fertilizers have more suspended solids, if you’re going organic, choose a different emitter recommended specifically for organic fertilizer usage, like our UNIRAM CNL with the add-on manifold. This way, your drippers will work with no risk of clogging even with a heavy load of suspended solids. Additional flushing of the driplines is recommended as well.