The use of sinsemilla cannabis (i.e., female cannabis that does not develop seeds) to produce clones has become more popular among cannabis growers to quickly start the growing season. This phenomenon is of concern to cannabis cloners. Photo credit: Louis BengyellaĪlgae compete with other organisms for nutrients, but some species may also produce toxins that inhibit (or stop) plant growth. ( A) Untreated commercial rockwool and ( B) Hydrogen peroxide treated rockwool. Colonization of rockwool by microalgae during cannabis stem cloning can trigger fungi-mediated stem and root rot infection. We uncover the interwoven negative economic impact of algae in cannabis propagation and proposed blueprint strategies for management.įigure 1.
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