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Cannabis cultivation comes with many challenges, but one of the most significant for commercial growers is odor control. It is easy to detect the strong, pungent perfume of cannabis, which frequently causes neighbors to complain and raises possible legal issues. Growers use a variety of odor management techniques to combat this, including as carbon filters, air filtration, and odor neutralizing products like Cannabusters. Which choice, though, is ideal for your greenhouse? In this g...

In today’s fast-paced world, a good night’s sleep can often seem like a difficult task to accomplish. With the increase of stress, anxiety and health concerns on our minds comes a decrease in the quality of our rest. As a remedy for our daily worries and to soothe ourselves to sleep many are turning to the use of Cannabis as a natural sleep solution.Cannabis and Sleep: How It WorksCannabis contains compounds called cannabinoids, the most notable being THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) ...

From psychedelic art prints to lush green cannabis-printed home furnishing items including wallpaper, rugs and pillows- the bright green and palm-shaped plants within our cultivation facilities are increasing in popularity within a design trend known as Biophilic interior design.Biophilic Interior Design- Bringing Our Outdoor World’s InsideWith the fast-paced daily rituals of our modern world, humans are spending more than 80% of their days indoors. From our weekday gym routines and office ...

Often found in products such as vapes, THC oils and edibles, Synthetic THC products produce an unpleasant and potent smell. If you are not feeling your best and engaging in synthetic marijuana use for medical purposes, or if you are just indulging in synthetic THC products recreationally, strong odors are guaranteed to arrive. Read on to find out the ways to mitigate the unpleasant aromas of synthetic THC products in this article from the Cannabusters team.1. Choose Low-Odor ProductsOne of th...

The next time you decide to name your plant, a gender-neutral name is a great option, as the vast majority of plants can be both female and male simultaneously. However, Cannabis and hemp plants are part of a select group of species identified as dioecious, which means that each plant can only have one gender at a time. When determining the gender of your newest harvest and the differences in their smells, read on in this article from the Cannabusters team.Is Your Pre-Flower Cannabis Plant Ma...