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Does More Phosphorus for Cannabis Mean Bigger Buds? What New Research Says

November 6, 2026November 5, 2026 by Fabian Raemy
Cannabis plant beside nutrient-testing equipment in a controlled growing environment.

Adding more phosphorus to cannabis plants doesn’t always lead to bigger buds or higher potency. A 2025 study found that increasing phosphorus levels had little to no effect on flower yields or cannabinoids. The findings show that once plants receive enough phosphorus, adding more fertilizer may offer little benefit.

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