Our growers spend their days lapping the greenhouse, getting to know each crop as best they can, tending to each plant by hand everyday. Over the course of decades working in cannabis, they have developed a sixth sense to know when the plants have reached maximum THC and complexity in terpenes, making them ready for harvest.
"Working as a grower is basicallylike having 30,000 babies tokeep an eye on at all times!"
The secret to growing organically really is attention to detail. Every plant must be inspected every day to make sure it's thriving in its conditions, and is safe from invasive species or diseases.
Being certified organic means no pesticides. But pests need to be handled somehow. They introduce insects into the greenhouse environment that will round out the natural ecosystem and keep dangerous pests at bay.
When a plant gets toward the natural end of its growth cycle, all attention turns to a harvest date. For our growers, the difference between taking a plant down one day and the next can have huge implications for the size of the nugs, the terpene and THC levels, and its longevity once dried.
Some say it’s not the sexiest of interests, but his world revolves around compost and the remarkable biochemistry that can be found among the mud.
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With more than 50 cultivars in the nursery, the team spends days analyzing them to figure out which are good enough for Simply Bare.
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Our team spends its days lapping the greenhouses, getting to know each crop as best it can.
Learn MorePercentage levels are based on flower. Strength varies between formats.
