Introduction for members
Half a day, no prior knowledge required. Explains what happens in the facility and why certain rules exist. Suitable for new members and for volunteers without a cultivation background.
Training
Knowledge that stays in the room when a person leaves.
Technical training for cultivation teams, responsible officers and interested members, graded by prior knowledge and responsibility.
In many associations cultivation knowledge sits with one or two people. If one of them is unavailable, the facility loses not only labour but the reasoning behind its own procedures. Training is therefore not an extra but part of risk management.
We train at your facility, on your equipment and with your data. Content is matched to the level of the participants, from first access to advanced interpretation.
01
Genetics and selection
- Fundamentals of cannabis genetics
- Cultivar characteristics and what they mean in the room
- Phenotype selection procedures
- Scoring frameworks in practice
- Mother-plant stock and propagation
02
Crop management
- Growth stages and their requirements
- Environmental management across the day
- Irrigation and nutrition in practice
- Assessing plant condition
- Recognising problems early
03
Plant health
- Preventive cultivation hygiene
- Typical symptoms and how to tell them apart
- What to do on suspicion of an outbreak
- Root health
- Recording observations
04
Equipment and data
- How the facility equipment works
- Instrumentation and its limits
- Working with controls and alerts
- Reading and interpreting environmental data
- Interpreting cultivation data and laboratory results
05
Harvest and post-harvest
- Judging harvest timing
- Harvest workflow and division of labour
- Drying environment in practice
- Curing and humidity control
- Storage and quality preservation
Technical training for the cultivation team
Several days, at your facility. Detailed work on crop management, equipment and assessment, with practical sessions in the rooms.
Advanced module for responsible officers
For people carrying cultivation responsibility: selection procedures, data analysis, root-cause analysis and maintaining the internal written procedures.
Training at your facility, on your equipment.
Tell us who will attend and at what level. We match the content to that.
Request a technical consultation