In May 2018, while attending Lift Expo in Toronto, our very own VP of Business Development and Partner at Twister, Matt Christopherson, sat down to record Episode 10 of Boveda's "Cultivate" Podcast, hosted by Drew Emmer, and Scott Swail.

In this episode, we bring you an authentic conversation about the industry—covering the benefits of automation and how it increases efficiencies when scaling up in this fast-paced environment as well the importance of maintaining proper flower moisture content that is ideal for harvest, sale, and consumption. 

announcing: Twister and Boveda industry PARTNERship 

Twister and Boveda's partnership was organically cultivated over an alignment on moisture content, a passion for the industry and education being a core pillar of our business.

Interested in learning more about Boveda? Check out the links below.

Cultivate | The Podcast
Boveda Instagram
Boveda Website

It’s not easy to be patient with your garden when it’s filled with huge buds, but knowing how to tell when buds are ready to harvest is of utmost importance. If you harvest before the buds reach full maturity, the potency and yield of your crop will not reach its potential. On the other hand, If you wait too long, potency can actually decrease. As the bud becomes overripe the THCA begins to degrade into CBL and CBN.

The two most common styles of cannabis trimming machines differ significantly in their design. When compared head to head, what yields better quality and is more efficient: batch style or single piece flow?

As growers, there are many considerations when making a Cannabis trimming machine comparison. Aside from evaluating the overall quality of trim and machine efficiency, you should compare this against wet and dry flower conditions, and consider what’s becoming the industry norm.