Cannabis sativa is especially prone to developing problems in humid environments. The flowers of cannabis plants are typically dense and resinous, with clusters of small, green calyxes covered in trichomes that produce cannabinoids. This dense flower structure creates limited airflow within the buds. In high humidity, moisture can become trapped, making these flowers prone to fungal issues like mould and bud rot. To prevent such problems, growers should ensure adequate ventilation and airflow around plants.
Cannabis Sativa Pests
Watch for aphids, spider mites, and whiteflies, which may appear as the plant matures; neem oil can be a useful preventive measure.
Cannabis Sativa Diseases
Fungal issues like powdery mildew are common, especially in humid environments; maintain good airflow to reduce risk. Overwatering can also lead to root rot, so avoid excess moisture.
