Alaska Beginner Hemp Farmer Mistakes to Avoid When Planting CBD Seed

Alaska‘s hemp farming program continues to expand each year with more and more growing licenses issued. With more beginner hemp farmers entering the industry, it is important to research the specific needs of CBD hemp and what they require for a successful harvest. Hemp farmers that are interested in cultivating hemp for CBD production can improve their ROI as well as their success rates if they avoid these common mistakes.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Cultivating CBD Hemp Seed in Alaska

•  Improper feeding regimen: Cannabis plants are always sensitive to the nutrients present in your soil. Underfeeding or overfeeding your CBD hemp crops is a common mistake you’ll want to avoid in order to keep your plants happy and healthy. If you’re unfamiliar with the nature of your soil, always get testing done in order to create the right nutrient regimen. Be aware that an imbalance in fertilizer can also cause issues in your plants.
• Missing the signs of wrong PH levels: A common beginner mistake is missing the signs of wrong PH levels since this skill often comes with experience. Always research the pH requirements for your plants and be sure to have your soil tested to know if your soil can properly support your CBD-rich hemp crops. If you need to make a soil amendment, natural sources are available Aluminum sulfate or sulfur will lower soil pH while lime or wood ash will increase pH.
• Poor hemp seed genetics: Industrial hemp seed should never be used to cultivate hemp for CBD production. The minimal CBD content in these standard seeds will impact your production rates and won’t provide viable income. Make sure to purchase strains that are specifically bred for CBD production.

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