Aurora Cannabis Inc. has announced groundbreaking research in auto-flowering technology, potentially revolutionizing cannabis cultivation in high-latitude regions. The company has secured US Patent 12,002,546 for methods to identify and select auto-flowering traits in cannabis, which could transform outdoor cultivation practices.Aurora's breeding program, initiated in 2018, has yielded novel cultivars that consistently produce 40-100% more flower than legacy varieties. This research aims to enhance crop yield and adaptability by exploiting natural variations in cannabis' circadian rhythm. The company's focus on unraveling molecular mechanisms controlling flowering and maturity time in cannabis is expected to elevate the economic value of both medical and recreational cannabis.The advancements in auto-flowering research underscore Aurora's commitment to science-driven innovation in the cannabis industry. These developments are anticipated to support future breeding strategies and improve cultivation techniques, potentially leading to increased potency, yield, and overall efficiency in cannabis production.

Aurora Cannabis Inc. has announced groundbreaking research in auto-flowering technology, potentially revolutionizing cannabis cultivation in high-latitude regions. The company has secured US Patent 12,002,546 for methods to identify and select auto-flowering traits in cannabis, which could transform outdoor cultivation practices.Aurora's breeding program, initiated in 2018, has yielded novel cultivars that consistently produce 40-100% more flower than legacy varieties. This research aims to enhance crop yield and adaptability by exploiting natural variations in cannabis' circadian rhythm. The company's focus on unraveling molecular mechanisms controlling flowering and maturity time in cannabis is expected to elevate the economic value of both medical and recreational cannabis.The advancements in auto-flowering research underscore Aurora's commitment to science-driven innovation in the cannabis industry. These developments are anticipated to support future breeding strategies and improve cultivation techniques, potentially leading to increased potency, yield, and overall efficiency in cannabis production.