Helu Cui , Daniel Chen , Mengmeng Cai , Kun Cao , Baochang Gao , Hao Zhu , Xiaonan Wang , Pan Wang
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Effects of photoperiod and light quality on cannabinoid content and energy use efficiency of medical cannabis
The light environment is a critical factor for the indoor cultivation of medical cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.). In this study, four popular LED light sources with different light ratios were selected from “the current Cannabis Indoor Cultivation Lighting System” and four different photoperiods were set for testing. This study evaluated the effects of varying photoperiods and light qualities on medical cannabis ('Hanma 11') cannabidiol (CBD) yield and energy consumption. The light-emitting diode (LED) settings included photoperiods of 12 L (Light):12D (Dark), 14 L:10D, 16 L:8D, 18 L:6D and light ratios of FR (Far-Red):R (Red):B (Blue):G (Green) = 8:9:3:12 (LED A), FR:R:B:G = 2:4:6:5 (LED B), FR:R:B:G = 1:8:2:3 (LED C), and FR:R:B:G = 1:10:10:1 (LED D). The results showed that 16 L:8D LED A (FR:R:B:G = 8:9:3:12) yielded the highest total CBD content, dry biomass, CBD yield per plant and production efficiency, and water utilization of medical cannabis. The findings confirmed that artificially modulated light conditions have a significant impact on the indoor cultivation of medical cannabis and that inappropriate light design can lower CBD yield and energy efficacy. This study provides valuable insight into advancing the indoor cultivation of medical cannabis.
期刊介绍:
Industrial Crops and Products is an International Journal publishing academic and industrial research on industrial (defined as non-food/non-feed) crops and products. Papers concern both crop-oriented and bio-based materials from crops-oriented research, and should be of interest to an international audience, hypothesis driven, and where comparisons are made statistics performed.