Category Archives: Cannabis Pathogen Testing

New CannMed 26 research points to natural HLVd tolerance in the Jamaican Lion cultivar. Here is what licensed producers should know.

Hop latent viroid is no longer the only viral threat to cannabis. Lettuce chlorosis virus has been confirmed in glasshouse-grown medicinal cannabis, and the symptoms can mimic nutrient deficiency. Here is what to test for, and how.

Dual RNA sequencing reveals the transcriptomic battle between cannabis and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum. New insights for growers managing white mold in cannabis production.

British Columbia research identifies a complex of Fusarium and Globisporangium species attacking outdoor cannabis. What growers need to know about testing and prevention.

New research shows Fusarium oxysporum isolates from cannabis can infect other greenhouse crops, raising cross-contamination concerns for mixed-production facilities.

A 2026 study screened cannabis germplasm for Septoria leaf spot resistance, revealing significant variation among genotypes. Here is what growers and breeders should know.

A 2026 dual RNA-seq study reveals how Sclerotinia sclerotiorum attacks cannabis at the molecular level, and why early detection matters for licensed producers.

New research confirms HLVd transmits through cannabis seeds at high frequency. Here’s why testing all propagation material for seed-borne pathogens is critical for clean stock programs.

Compare ImmunoStrips, PCR, and ELISA for cannabis pathogen testing. Learn speed, cost, sensitivity, and which test is best for your facility.