Cannabis cultivation is the process of growing, propagating and harvesting cannabis plants. These activities are the same regardless if the license is for medical or recreational purposes. Cannabis cultivation be done both indoors and outdoors or in hybridized environments, such as in a greenhouse
As the cannabis plant is a dioecious species, its growth and development involves various stages such as germination, vegetative growth and flowering, which are both triggered by the light cycle, and harvesting.
Cannabis cultivation requires attention to lighting, temperature, humidity, soil quality, and nutrient/feeding schedules. Growers may also use various techniques such as pruning, topping, and training to maximize the yield and quality of their plants.
The activities typically permitted under a cannabis cultivation license may vary depending on the specific legal regulations in the jurisdiction where the license is issued. However, the following is a list of common activities that may be permitted with a cannabis cultivation license:
- Germinating and propagating cannabis seeds
- Growing and cultivating cannabis plants
- Irrigating and fertilizing cannabis plants
- Pruning and training cannabis plants
- Harvesting cannabis flowers and other plant material
- Drying and curing cannabis plant material
- Bulk packaging and labeling cannabis for B2B sale.
- Transporting cannabis products to licensed producer with a processing or manufacturing license for primary packaging or further processing.
