Marijuana Processing & Hydroponic Supplies

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Cultivating marijuana is not restricted to solely planting and harvesting it. It consists of a detailed post-harvest process with various steps like drying, curing, and storage.

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Scales play an essential role in growing and processing facilities along with dispensaries. While all branches of the marijuana industry share the practice of using scales to measure and distribute cannabis products, different sectors of the industry utilize separate scale varieties for their respective roles. 

This article is designed to educate readers on the different types of scales present on the market so you can find the option that works best for you. MJ Wholesale provides an extensive selection of digital scales so you can efficiently meet your needs.

A common question that we often are asked is how long marijuana can be stored. The problem with this question is that there is not just one answer. It depends on a few factors. Those factors are moisture, oxygen, temperature, and light.

Growing cannabis is both a labor of love and a great business opportunity. As the prohibition laws preventing the legal cultivation and sale of marijuana have begun to relax around North America, more and more people are finding fortunes in the cannabis industry. 

But cultivating marijuana isn’t all relaxing on the couch passing a blunt back and forth -- it’s hard work. That hard work doesn’t stop when the cannabis finishes growing either. Harvest time can be one of the most labor-intensive periods for a grower. Large commercial operations require a team of dedicated employees and loads of processing equipment. 

It’s the age-old question posed by cannabis cultivators and connoisseurs alike: which is better, indoor or outdoor bud? Both growing techniques are capable of producing high-quality premium marijuana flower, but each has its own set of unique advantages and disadvantages. For most people, the answer will change depending on the individual needs and preferences of the cultivator. 

Hydroponic growing is changing the way people cultivate cannabis.

So, what is hydroponic growing?

Traditional cannabis cultivation involves using soil to grow plants, while hydroponic growth can occur without soil use. 

Marijuana isn't the only popular plant that's being grown through hydroponic methods. 

A quick list of popular plants that can be grown using hydroponics include:

• Microgreens 
• Lettuce
• Spinach
• Strawberries
• Tomatoes