Dry

Cannabis cultivation in dry climates poses challenges due to water scarcity and intense heat, but with careful planning and specific techniques, success is possible. Water conservation through drip irrigation and rainwater collection is crucial. Drought-tolerant strains can withstand water stress better. Shading structures protect plants from extreme heat and sunlight. Well-draining soil and organic matter enhance water retention and nutrient availability. Mulching conserves soil moisture. Regular monitoring ensures timely adjustments to cultivation practices. Successful cannabis growth in dry climates relies on water efficiency, strain selection, and protective measures to overcome challenges and achieve thriving crops in arid regions.