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¡El facility tour completo ya está disponible en YouTube!

Nos fuimos a Suiza para recorrer @growmotion.official junto a @ben.green.official y @zgrowstrees tres niveles de cultivo, tecnología y mucho trabajo detrás de cada sala.

48 minutos para conocer cómo funciona la instalación, los desafíos que enfrentaron y lo que aprendieron después de años de pruebas y ajustes.

Eso sí: antes de entrar, hay que pasar el control de Zach.

Comentá “QUIERO VERLO” y te pasamos el link.

Athena × Growmotion

#Athena #Growmotion #FacilityTour by @athena.ag

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Powdery mildew can move fast. Once those telltale white patches appear, spores may already be spreading throughout your garden.

This fungal disease can develop across leaves, stems, and buds, with early signs including pale spots, puckering, or dull patches before the familiar white, powdery growth becomes obvious. Spores can travel through the air, on workers, and on tools, making early detection, sanitation, and consistent scouting especially important.

Knowing the early signs is the first step toward staying ahead of it.

The Integrated Pest Management Guide breaks down common cultivation threats, how to recognize them, where to scout, and the strategies available to manage disease pressure throughout your facility.

Become an IPM Pro.

Swipe through for a closer look at powdery mildew, from its life cycle and identifying characteristics to early symptoms, scouting methods, and control strategies. Then download the full guide through the Growers Hub or the link in bio.

#ProtectYourHustle by @athena.ag

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@plantb_420 giving us a look inside the tissue culture workflow.

Preserving genetics takes intention, but tissue culture doesn’t have to feel out of reach. With the right process and attention to detail, growers can approach each stage with confidence.

For a complete look at every stage, find the full Athena Tissue Culture procedure on our Growers Hub.

Preserve what matters.

#ForTheCulture by @athena.ag

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Built in the garden. Proven on the podium. 🏆

@hytekdetroit ’s Oishii Pina dominated the solventless category at @zalympix Michigan:

🥇 Best Overall
🥇 Best Looking
🥈 Best Terps
🥉 Best Tasting

With @timmys_really_t leading cultivation and @inoahguy216 behind the wash, these results reflect the attention carried through every step of the process.

One entry and four reasons to celebrate.

#ForTheCulture by @athena.ag

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@dankems_michigan irrigation room designed by @demeterdesigns.ag by @athena.ag

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Foliar aphids don’t waste much time. Their ability to reproduce rapidly and develop winged forms means a small population can turn into a much bigger problem if left unchecked.

These sap feeding pests tend to gather on leaves, stems, and new growth, where feeding can lead to curled leaves, distorted growth, and declining plant health. Regular scouting makes it easier to spot colonies and plant damage before populations have a chance to spread.

Knowing the signs and where to look is the first step toward staying ahead of them.

The Integrated Pest Management Guide breaks down common cultivation threats, how to recognize them, where to scout, and the cultural, chemical, and biological strategies available to manage pest pressure throughout your facility.

Become an IPM Pro.

Swipe through for a closer look at foliar aphids, from their indoor life cycle and identifying characteristics to plant damage, scouting methods, and control strategies. Then download the full guide through the Growers Hub or the link in bio.

#ProtectYourHustle by @athena.ag

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“Who’s driving the tractor is what separates a good crop from a great crop.”

That mindset shows throughout this Virginia field from @stellas_stash and @hempiddy. They’re using Pro Line in mulch beds, with aisles wide enough to run the tractor through.

Built with intention. Driven by experience.

#ForTheCulture by @athena.ag

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Whiteflies may be small, but they can spread quickly and become a persistent problem in your garden.

These tiny, moth-like pests gather on leaf undersides, where adults, eggs, larvae, and pupae can easily go unnoticed. Their mobility and rapid life cycle can allow populations to build quickly, making consistent monitoring and early identification key to staying ahead of an infestation.

Knowing where to look and what to look for is the first step toward effective control.

The Integrated Pest Management Guide breaks down common cultivation threats, how to recognize them, where to scout, and the cultural, environmental, chemical, and biological strategies available to manage pest pressure throughout your facility.

Become an IPM Pro.

Swipe through for a closer look at whiteflies, from their indoor life cycle and identifying characteristics to scouting methods, strengths and weaknesses, and control strategies. Then download the full guide through the Growers Hub or the link in bio.

#ProtectYourHustle by @athena.ag

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@headynewz showing the garden under far-red before lights out.

Some cultivators finish the photoperiod with far red as part of their lighting strategy. Red light is highly efficient for photosynthesis and can help maximize the final part of the day, while also supporting strong flower development and stacking.

Far red plays a different role by signaling the plant that the day is ending, helping it transition into its nighttime physiology.

Every cultivation decision has a purpose. Understanding the "why" is what separates following trends from building a repeatable process.

Have you noticed a difference in flower development when using far-red at the end of the photoperiod, or do you prefer to keep your lighting consistent?

#ForTheCulture by @athena.ag

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@sippin_jay keeping propagation simple.

Unlike traditional rooting gels that require dipping each cutting individually, Cuts is designed to be applied directly into your propagation media before the clone is inserted.

This application method helps create a cleaner workspace, provides a more consistent application across every cutting, reduces the potential for cross contamination, and keeps propagation moving efficiently especially when you're processing a large number of clones.

Simple. Consistent. Built for propagation.

#ForTheCulture by @athena.ag

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@athena.ag is headed to Colorado for The Showdown 5. 🏔️

Join us at Cultivate in Denver for an afternoon with the local grower community.

📅 October 3
⏰ 1:00–5:00 PM
📍 Cultivate
6400 E 44th Street, Unit D
Denver, CO

Come meet Jack and Matt from the Athena team, talk cultivation, connect with other growers, and spend some time with the community.

Swipe for event details. See you in Denver. 🌱 by @athena.ag

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