Treated beds out-yielded the control by 42.9%.
How an OG grower at R— Farm split beds and pots down an orange line — control in front, Zoecore behind — and watched the treated crop pull decisively ahead by harvest.
Four months later, the harvest scale settled it.
Using the Zoecore machine increased yield clearly over the control group — there's an obvious financial advantage. I imagine it paid for itself in the first round.
Why this trial, and how it was set up.
Higher yield — without a bigger footprint.
Z— has always farmed with sustainability in mind. Overusing water and nutrients carries an environmental cost, and raising cannabis yield shouldn't come at nature's expense. The goal: lower cultivation costs and higher output, while keeping practices sustainable.
A chemical-free device, validated for cannabis.
Zoecore had a proven track record across fruit trees, row crops, and greens — helping plants absorb more water and take up more nutrients from the same inputs. For its first cannabis trial, Zoecore was installed on four farms; R— Farm was one of the first adopters, starting free.
An orange line down the middle.
The Zoecore unit sat next to the water source on a portable generator. For both beds and pots, every plant in front of the orange line ran on untreated water; everything behind it received Zoecore-treated water. The split made the effect easy to read at harvest.
Set up your own orange line.
One full crop cycle, free. Your control, your numbers, your decision.