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• TITLE: Cannabis Indoor Growing Conditions, Management Practices, and Post-Harvest Treatment: A Review

  AUTHORS: Dan Jin, Shengxi Jin, Jie Chen

  KEYWORDS: Cannabis, Environmental Factors, Growing Conditions, Post-Harvest Treatment, Indoor Cultivation, Agrology, Agricultural Science

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.10 No.6, June 18, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Cannabis has attracted a new wave of research attention as an herbal medicine. To deliver compliant, uniform, and safe cannabis medicine, growers should optimize growing environments on a site-specific basis. Considering that environmental factors are interconnected, changes in a factor prompts adjustment of other factors. This paper reviews existing work that considers indoor growing conditions (light, temperature, CO2 concentration, humidity, growing media, and nutrient supply), management practices (irrigation, fertilization, pruning & training, and harvest timing), and post-harvest treatment (drying and storage) for cannabis indoor production.