Sunlight And Smart Design: The Future Of Cannabis Cultivation In Missouri

This article is part of Benzinga Cannabis’ series ‘Cultivator Chronicles,’ which focuses on the latest trends, developments, and major players in the cannabis cultivation industry. Stay tuned as we dig into the world of cannabis growers and their contributions to this rapidly expanding market.

In the competitive world of cannabis cultivation, growers constantly search for ways to improve yield and maintain quality. At OG Yields in Missouri, director of cultivation Robert Hoover has spent nearly two decades refining his approach to growing cannabis. Hoover’s methods, rooted in traditional and modern techniques, offer valuable insights into how cultivation can balance production efficiency with environmental responsibility.

Tailoring Technology to the Plant

Hoover’s team at OG Yields has embraced a hands-on approach to cultivation, incorporating advanced technology while respecting the natural growing conditions required by cannabis plants. “It all starts with the building design,” Hoover explained, highlighting the importance of how facilities are structured for optimal growth.

At OG Yields, they’ve set up eight different sections in a single room, allowing the environment to be tailored to each strain’s needs. This compartmentalization provides precise control over humidity, soil composition, and airflow, vital for producing high-quality cannabis, says Hoover.

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