Sulfur, LED efficiency, and a look inside KWS’s high-tech research facility.
Welcome to the 29th edition of Grower's Journal, your go-to source for uncommon insights in the horticulture industry - delivered bi-weekly. |
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In this edition of Grower’s Journal, we look at two factors that can have a direct impact on crop performance: plant nutrition and lighting. One article examines how sulfur deficiency can quietly limit cannabis growth, while the other explores how LED output and efficacy are shaping the next generation of greenhouse lighting. Together, they highlight the importance of getting the fundamentals right, from what plants receive to how efficiently that environment is delivered.
We’re also taking you inside KWS’s genetic research facility in Idaho to see what happens when lighting is designed around the crop, rather than simply added to the growing environment. Built through nearly two years of collaboration between KWS, Ceres Greenhouse Solutions, and Thrive Agritech, the facility uses customized spectra, precise uniformity, and modular power infrastructure to recreate growing conditions across multiple seasons. It’s a closer look at the engineering decisions behind a facility built to push plant genetics forward.
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| Could Sulfur Deficiency Stall Cannabis? |
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| How Efficient Are Your LEDs? |
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Brought To You By: Thrive Agritech |
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Key words: Genetics | Spectrum |Uniformity |
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