The Dank Hour Panel - Horticultural Science with Matthew Indest, PhD

Описание: Dr. Matthew Indest is the Technical Director of Agronomy and Plant Improvement with Curaleaf’s National Technical Cultivation team. Matthew supports a network of cultivators through a combination of in-person site visits and Image Analysis to diagnose plant health and provide recommendations to local managers. He designs, coordinates, and analyzes research projects, evaluates technologies, and advises on best practices for improving yield, quality, and consistency of cannabis.

Dr. Indest applies his education and experience from an array of plant breeding programs to develop unique cultivars. After a decade of working with conventional agricultural and horticultural breeding programs to sift through germplasm libraries, Matthew appreciates the value of vetted, high-performing genetics in any production system. Matthew established and leads breeding program. The program leverages a national genetic library through specific breeding pipelines to develop improved, fit-for-purpose cultivars.


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