Indoor Cultivation Technician

About Honey Green

MAKE SOMETHING WORTH STANDING BEHIND.

Honey Green is a Missouri cannabis cultivation and manufacturing company based in Joplin. From the first plant we care for to the finished products that reach the market, a lot of hands, skills, and decisions shape what carries the Honey Green name.

The work looks different depending on the role, but the standard is the same: do work you are proud to stand behind.

We care deeply about the work and keep the way we work straightforward. We want team members who care about what they do, pay attention to the details, speak up when something does not look right, help the people around them succeed, and keep getting better at their craft.

Quality. Consistency. Accountability. Curiosity. Teamwork. Problem-solving.

Do the work right. Make the next person's job easier. Leave it better than you found it.

Great flower does not happen by accident. You will work directly with cannabis plants throughout the indoor crop lifecycle, performing foundational plant care, canopy work, sanitation, environmental observation, plant tracking, harvest, hanging, bucking, and cure-support activities while learning how each stage affects the quality of what comes next.

The way you handle a plant today becomes someone else's starting point tomorrow. Care about the details before they become visible in the final product.

Indoor Cultivation Technician I is the entry point into Honey Green's indoor cultivation career path. Team Members in this role develop hands-on technical capability in plant care, crop observation, sanitation, documentation, equipment use, harvest and cure support, and regulated cultivation practices while learning to perform assigned work independently and consistently.

• Execute assigned crop-care activities across the cultivation lifecycle, which may include propagation/mother care, transplanting, vegetative and flowering care, pruning/defoliation, trellising/training, irrigation/fertigation support, harvest, hanging, bucking, and curing after required training.
• Monitor plant condition and assigned environmental or irrigation indicators; identify and promptly communicate signs of pests, disease, nutrient imbalance, irrigation issues, plant stress, or equipment/environmental deviation.
• Support integrated pest management (IPM), sanitation, biosecurity, tool/equipment cleaning, and room/zone reset activities in accordance with approved procedures and assigned authorization.
• Maintain accurate plant, batch, harvest, waste, treatment, movement, environmental, irrigation, cure, and other cultivation records applicable to assigned work.
• Safely operate approved tools and equipment and maintain work areas, aisles, tools, carts, containers, and cultivation support materials in organized condition.
• Coordinate material and crop handoffs so Cultivation retains responsibility through hanging, bucking, and curing before cured material is transferred to Flower Processing & QC.
• Independently execute assigned technical workflows and equipment operations after qualification, including required setup, monitoring, documentation, changeover, and shutdown activities.
• Recognize routine process deviations, quality issues, inventory mismatches, and equipment concerns and take approved first-response actions before escalation.

• Primary assignments may include Propagation/Mother, Vegetative, Flower, Fertigation, Harvest & Cure, or other cultivation workflows designated by leadership; assignment does not change the team member's career level.
• Independently perform qualified foundational crop-care work such as transplanting, plant movement, pruning/defoliation, trellising/support, watering/irrigation verification, sanitation, harvest preparation, hanging, bucking, and cure handling as assigned.
• Monitor plants during routine work for visible stress, pest/disease indicators, irrigation issues, environmental abnormalities, damage, or other conditions outside normal expectations and promptly report findings.
• Read and follow room/zone work plans, plant identifiers, batch/harvest information, environmental instructions, sanitation requirements, and cultivation SOPs.
• Accurately complete plant movement, harvest, waste, treatment, environmental, production, and seed-to-sale records applicable to assigned work.
• Operate qualified cultivation tools and equipment safely and…