Floral hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) responses to nitrogen fertilization under field conditions in the high desert.
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ABSTRACT: While most studies on floral hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) concur that additions of nitrogen (N) increase plant growth, the performance of floral hemp is heavily influenced by environmental conditions, management and cultivar selection. In regions with a short growing season, the availability of soil N may determine plant developmental rates, final inflorescence biomass and cannabinoid concentrations, but no studies have addressed this for field-grown hemp under high-desert conditions. This field study evaluated the effect of no supplemental N and N fertilization at 90 kg ha-1 on three hemp cultivars (Berry Blossom, Red Bordeaux, and Tahoe Cinco) in Northern Nevada. N increased plant height, canopy cover, stem diameter and shoot biomass, but other physiological parameters were dependent on cul
SUBMITTER: Farnisa MM
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10198490 | biostudies-literature | 2023
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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