HRT150 — Horticultural Cannabis
HRT 150 - Horticultural Cannabis HRT 150 - Horticultural Cannabis Credits/Units: 3 cr. (Spring Only) The course covers essential information required for a basic understanding of the horticulture of Cannabis sativa. Subjects range from those necessary to describe plants (morphology and anatomy), understand elementary soil science, metabolism, flowers, fruits, reproductive methodologies, growth substances, plant nutrition, pest management, plant propagation, organic farming, and related horticultural subjects. The course discusses the history and classification of Cannabis and its horticulture, focusing on primary production and processing technologies, chemistry (e.g., THC, CBD, fatty acids, fiber content, adulteration), legal and regulatory issues, and agricultural commercialization of Cannabis crops. This course will provide students with a foundation of the scientific and technical background to understand how cannabis is grown and made into consumer products. General Education Designation: (G2A) Prerequisite: HRT 101 with a grade of C or Better
Prerequisites: HRT101