Month: February 2026

Known for its earthy, fruity and sweet aromas, Blue Dream rose to the occasion for the third straight year as the most popular cultivar in California in 2025. What some…

In today’s hyper competitive cannabis world, every cultivator is looking for an edge to achieve a higher retail price point for their dried buds while avoiding any unnecessary steps or…

What is Cannabis Freeze Drying? Freeze-drying happens when the solvent (usually water) and/or suspension medium is crystallized at a low temperature and removed by sublimation (the direct transition from a…

Comparing water activity (Aw) to moisture content. Understanding the presence of ethylene in cannabis dry/cure rooms. The ways in which freezing (or non-freezing) methods impact terpene composition post-harvest. Whether your…

Proper post-harvest handling is pivotal to preserving the alluring aroma and ensuring shelf stability of cannabis, while also minimizing microbial contamination. The key? Equilibrium Moisture Content (EMC)! EMC refers to…

Water activity is widely recognized for the safety it provides to food because of its control of microbial growth and it is considered a critical control point for preventing microbial contamination.…

It’s Fall and farmers around the country are harvesting their crops and preparing them to be consumed, stored, or processed. For outdoor cannabis farmers, it’s the season of drying and…

Water activity is a measure of the energy state of water in a system. The system might be a piece of cake, a bag of dog kibble, or a sample…

If your cannabis buds become too dry during the curing process, rehydrating them can help restore their quality. Here are some effective methods for rehydrating overdry buds: Using Humidity Packs:…