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Cannabis
Believe it: these seeds will outperform your clones
Director of Business Development, Ben Adams, thinks Elite Seeds will fundamentally change cultivation practices. Phylos Elite F1 Hybrid Seeds have incredible vigor & uniformity, 25-30%+ THC, are HLVD-free and fully feminized with up to 98%+ germination rates.
Read MoreThe Value of Change
This case study examines a trial conducted by a US-based and licensed commercial cannabis cultivator that wanted to measure the productivity of seed-based cultivation and estimated production costs compared to clonal-based propagation.
Read MoreWebinar: Scale and increase profitability with uniform seed-grown production
Phylos’ latest webinar, “Scale and Increase Profitability with Uniform Seed-Grown Production” hosted by MJ Biz Daily features industry leaders in breeding & cultivation as they discuss the many reasons why seeds are the future of cannabis production.
Read MoreUnderstanding the (major) potential of minor cannabinoids
Since 1964, delta-9-THC, remains the most discussed & demanded cannabinoid in the marketplace. As cannabis research continues to grow at an exponential rate, scientists have identified & isolated other cannabinoids that are now considered mainstream.
Read MoreModern seed-grown cannabis makes sense - but does it make cents?
The field of cannabis seed genetics has made resounding advances in the past decade. With these advances, many preconceived notions, myths, and misconceptions about seed-grown cannabis have been dispelled, leaving them as relics of the past.
Read MoreWhy seed-grown cannabis is the new move for commercial growers
Advances in breeding innovation has brought a new option to growers focused on uniformity, input reduction, and risk mitigation: Phylos Production-Ready™ Seed
Read MoreHow autoflower can save a short season
With the rapid expansion of the cannabis and hemp industries, growers have quickly learned that these crops are just as vulnerable to the threat of a short season as others. Learn how autoflower and other short-season varieties can save a short season.
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