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Consistency comes within single strains. Once you get it down, you’ll be able to tell the difference when it’s healthy and when it’s not. You will be able to tell if it needs more nitrogen or less potassium and phosphorous. You will be able to count on a certain amount of end product. Every grower loves a consistent strain. If you provide a consistent product, other people may come to rely on you for that for that specific phenotype. Once you can consistently produce great product from one phenotype, you can start looking at other strains. You will be able to compare characteristics that are similar or not so similar to what you’ve been growing. You will be able to identify problems more easily. And once you jump to something else, a different strain or different phenotype, adapting will be easier.

Build toward the canopy. Your top buds are going to get the most power, and the bottom are going to get the least, because they get the least amount of sun. But they’re still taking power away from the top buds. So what you do is on week 2 of bloom, or day 1 of week 3, after they’ve already done their 80 percent shoot and stretch, go in and cut all those little bud sites, at least at the bottom. If you got a 5-foot plant, then 1.5 feet of bottom growth gets cut out. Everyth...ing goes, except for if a branch reaches the top of the canopy. Then you leave the branch, but take all the small buds. There’s a lot of people that take the fan leaves off, but you should leave them. Fan leaves are actually long-term food storage for the plant. So if the plant has deficiency and needs something, the first thing it does is pull from those. If your flushing, and those plants want something more, they’ll pull it right from the fan leaves first.

For the budding cannabis entrepreneur with a green thumb: The further you move up the chain, the more important process and procedure become. Keeping track of all changing variables dates, times, sales, patient preferences is what will help keep your business afloat. These variables provide key performance indicators that you can use to manage your day-to-day operations more effectively. And having a thick book of standard operating procedures for every process that goes on in your operation can truly be a lifesaver.