Élaboré en collaboration avec le Cannabis Business Times, le rapport souligne la confiance croissante des cultivateurs dans les capacités des LED.
AUSTIN, Texas (Nov. 10, 2020) – Fluence by OSRAM (Fluence), a leading global provider of energy-efficient LED lighting solutions for commercial cannabis and agriculture production, today released findings from the fifth annual “State of the Cannabis Lighting Market” report produced in partnership with Cannabis Business Times, whose mission is to accelerate the success of legal cannabis cultivators.
The fifth installment of the report reinforces Fluence’s ongoing commitment to exploring the interaction between light and life through market research and in-depth scientific study. The report unveils insights from cultivators throughout North America surveyed by Readex Research, a nationally recognized, third-party research house.
In his opening remarks for the 2020 report, Fluence CEO David Cohen notes the year-over-year rise in LED adoption and “that more growers are placing greater emphasis on scientific research to support product development.”
Revealing tripled LED usage across all stages of cultivation over the last five years, this year’s report reflects on the evolving and maturing cannabis market through yearly comparisons and supporting insights from leading researchers and commercial cannabis cultivators. Key findings include:[unordered_list style=”circle” animate=”no” font_weight=”bold”]
- L'utilisation des LED est la méthode d'éclairage préférée des cultivateurs à tous les stades de la culture, plus de 50 % des personnes interrogées déclarant utiliser l'éclairage LED pour la propagation, la végétation et la floraison.
- Le "spectre lumineux" est devenu le facteur le plus important lors de l'achat d'un appareil d'éclairage, à égalité avec l'intensité lumineuse.
- Un plus grand nombre de cultivateurs mesurent la quantité de lumière reçue par leurs cultures - 72 % en 2020 contre 55 % en 2016.
- 17 % des cultivateurs ont déclaré que la garantie d'un éclairage cohérent et homogène pour toutes les cultures constituait un défi opérationnel majeur.
[/unordered_list]The report’s subsequent insights from commercial growers and industry researchers emphasize the criticality of choosing and implementing a lighting strategy that optimizes plant quality, yield and operational efficiency.
“We’ve worked with LED technology for several years now and its benefits have become increasingly apparent throughout each crop cycle,” David Bernard-Perron, vice president of growing operations for The Green Organic Dutchman (TGOD), a leading producer of premium certified organic cannabis. “With LEDs, we have greater control over our entire cultivation system, allowing us to reorganize and optimize the workflow in our vegetative area, significantly increase our facility’s overall efficiency and to stack crops vertically, increasing production surface area. Most importantly, we are cultivating some of our most beautiful, high-quality plants under broad spectrum LED technology.”
The full report—which includes more information on Bernard-Perron’s light intensity research at TGOD as well as a full interview describing Denver-based LivWell’s LED retrofit process—is available on the Fluence website and in Cannabis Business Times’ Novembre issue. For more information on Fluence, visit www.fluencestage.wpengine.com.[button target=”_self” hover_type=”default” text=”Read the report here” link=”/state-of-the-cannabis-lighting-market-2021/” margin=”30px 0px”]
