A marijuana retailer should choose a point-of-sale system with features that support its business model, operations and brand, according to cannabis retail designers, consultants and POS experts.
Skyrocketing fertilizer prices and an overwhelming struggle to secure inputs have marijuana and hemp growers in a cold sweat about how they’re going to provide their plants with the proper nutrition this year.
Delta-8 THC dominated sales in hemp shops around the country in recent years. But is this trend affecting CBD sales? Are consumers confusing delta-8 THC with CBD products?
As research broke over the past two weeks that cannabis products such as CBD, cannabinoid acids and even synthetic cannabis compounds might prevent or treat COVID-19 infections, excitement among entrepreneurs spread.
Outdoor marijuana and hemp growers have long relied on plastic to pot plants, build trellises and tamp down weeds.
Now some of them are looking for ways to reduce their plastic dependency.
More research saying cannabinoids might protect human cells from COVID-19 was released this week by scientists in Ontario, Canada, who work with synthetic CBD.
Experts recommend that cannabis companies looking to make a successful sale of greenhouse facilities on the secondary market ensure their properties are well-maintained and priced appropriately as well as seek out buyers from the ornamental and vegetable market.
Bum seeds. Females that turn into males. Hemp plants that go into THC overdrive and must be destroyed.
Cannabis producers have seen firsthand the devastation that inconsistent genetics and pests can have on a crop.
Cannabis producers have long held the belief that marijuana and hemp are less water intensive than other commodity crops, making it an ideal alternative for drought-stricken or arid growing regions.
American Indian communities are increasingly collaborating to get a piece of the explosive growth of the cannabis industry by offering products based on tribal medicine from their ancestral origins.
The partnerships are helping break down longstanding barriers to indigenous entrepreneurship in the marijuana and hemp industries.
Water isn’t getting any easier to find in parched Western U.S. states, so outdoor marijuana and hemp producers are looking for solutions that will help them get through the season.
