What is Plant Curing? Just like wine is aged, plants are cured in order for them to reach their finest states. Plants that are cured include bay leaves, tobacco plants, hemp, sagebrush and even leaves that are used in your hot cup of morning tea.  The Cannabis Curing Process An integral part of a cannabis plant's journey, the curing process takes place after your harvest is dried. T...

The Cannabis Flowering Stage As an avid cannabis connoisseur and tender to your crop, the cannabis flowering stage is when you get to experience the results of your hard work. The cannabis flowering stage is the fourth and final stage of a cannabis plant's life cycle. To identify when your cannabis plants are within the cannabis flowering stage, you can inspect your harvest for bud product...

When is the perfect time to harvest your cannabis plants? Just look outside your window, or wander through the park during your lunchtime walk, the biggest and most common plants, and trees, are indicative of the significant changes plants go through during October. The weather is cooling and the leaves are changing. For cannabis plants, similar to trees, October is a great time for harvesting,...

You’ve tended to your greenhouse, invested in the best supplies and adamantly checked on your flowers to ensure that they are growing to the best of their ability. A crucial step in tending to your crop involves drying out your freshly trimmed buds after removing the leaves. Here are some tips from the Cultivate & Equipment team on drying out your harvest and using CBD Dryers. Cure y...

Filled with nutrients and antioxidants, vegetables are one of the easiest items to grow in your greenhouse. Pull out your salad recipes and prepare your olive oils and balsamic vinegar dressings, the Cultivate & Equipment team has some greenhouse produce growing tips.  Greenhouse Produce Growing Tip 1: Promote Warmth and Humidity:  We all thrive in the summer and plants and prod...