Autoflower varieties are extremely sensitive in their early stages of life and require constant attention. We root our seed in EarthPot (available from www.obcnw.com) degradable plugs in 50 cell trays...
FARMERS RESOURCES
Please take advantage of the resources we have compiled below. Ensuring that our clients have a successful season is vital to our mutual success. There are many ways to grow a plant, but hundreds of farmers across the nation have used our methods successfully. Above all, do your research and reach out to those with experience. Farming is never easy.
For other specialized techniques and tips, check out our collection here.
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After 5 years of R&D field trials and a few years of full-on production, we've learned a few things about field preparations. Take a few lessons from co-owner Eric Crawford on how to get your fiel...
Greenhouses rule Using a greenhouse is the most reliable method of germinating hemp seeds for outdoor production. Temperature, humidity, and soil moisture levels are much easier to regulate, and ...
All of our genetics are feminized, meaning seeds will produce female plants. Our Feminized Seed and the Ethics of Cannabis Farming white paper covers why we do this. That said, there ar...
We created this Industrial Hemp Cultivation Guide with beginner growers in mind, but even those with experience may benefit from some of our advice.Once again it is just advice, so use your own discre...
This document is meant to be a basic reference guide for seed ordering as well as additional resources we recommend for a productive season. How and what you choose to grow is up to you, and please co...
StorageStore seed in a cool (40-45°F is best), dry, dark place. Avoid exposure to temperature fluctuations and light. Do not freeze. While seeds can remain viable for decades, it is recommended to us...
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