Marijuana Processing & Hydroponic Supplies

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 

If you’re a regular consumer of cannabis, you may have heard the word terpene being casually tossed around in your local dispensary, or read it on the label attached to your pre-roll tube or other wholesale dispensary supply. But what exactly is a terpene?

While many smokers are aware of the common feelings that these two cannabis varieties produce, this article is written to highlight some key information that further explains how these two varieties of cannabis differ from each other.  

After we uncover the driving force behind Sativa and Indica classifications, we'll be covering some additional critical differences related to their relationship with medical use, recreational use, and breeding. 

Grinding cannabis is an essential practice as it makes smoking flower a more smooth and convenient experience. Failing to grind your cannabis enough can result in a smoker not being able to fully light their flower for consumption. 

With many different types of grinders on the market—there's no reason to grind cannabis with fingers or scissors. Grinders are more efficient and result in a finer product for the smoker. 

This article is designed to educate readers on what types of grinders are available on the market today so you can get a better idea of what grinder is right for you. 

As the marijuana industry grows with the expansion of state legalization on both a medical and recreational level, the demand for cannabis products has risen exponentially. 

Modern-day growers, processors, and dispensary owners all have unique needs when it comes to packaging. With a rise in demand for marijuana products, businesses need to equip themselves with quality packaging that follows state laws. 

This post is designed to educate readers on some of the existing laws surrounding marijuana packaging practices while highlighting the products that MJ Wholesale offers as a solution. 

What Are Pre-Roll Machines? Why Do They Help? 

Rolling the perfect joint, takes both skill and time. Even though companies such as Elements offer pre-rolled cone papers that increase the convenience of producing the ideal pre-roll, it takes time to create individual pre-rolls. 

Pre-Roll machines are designed to fill hundreds of pre-roll papers at once. As a result of packing hundreds of pre-rolls in less than 5 minutes, you’ll save time that can be applied to other areas of your business.

Whether you grow, process, or run a dispensary, UV light is something that workers within the marijuana industry should be aware of. 

At MJ Wholesale, we understand the process of cultivating a top-tier product. That’s why we’re providing this blog to educate marijuana industry workers about the impacts of UV light so you can promote your product’s integrity and maintain consistency in quality. 

Before we touch on UV light’s impact on marijuana, let’s take some time to define what UV light is. 

Your grinder is an often-overlooked part of your cannabis tool arsenal. However, the handy gadget is a godsend for providing you with fresh herb and potent kief. Sadly, if you use the grinder frequently then debris starts to build up in the gears and chambers. The sticky rubbish becomes a prime breeding ground for bacteria and mold. If you don’t want to become sick from potentially contaminated and less-than-clean weed, then cleaning your grinder frequently is imperative. 

Importance of Cleaning Your Grinder

comprehensive blog series on cannabis packaging. All of these posts are deeply informative and should help anyone navigate the daunting topic of marijuana packaging. In this round-up blogs are in collections by relevant information. Regulations for packaging and what to look for when purchasing, the packaging itself, and our guide series are the collections. These collections should help break up the complex topic of packaging into bite-size chunks.