Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

Is Supreme moving any production outdoors?

[Dunworkin2]

Huge cost savings.

Some Canadian cannabis producers are growing outdoors, where the light is free

While many pot producers started out with massive indoor facilities to prepare for the legalization of cannabis in Canada, a handful have turned to outdoor cultivation in order to take advantage of savings from free sunlight and lower electricity and staffing costs.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/some-canadian-cannabis-producers-are-growing-outdoors-where-the-light-is-free-1.5011434

[maritimedreamer]

Too little control to produce a quality level they are looking for imo...

[OptGreen]

There was plenty of discussion on this topic at the beginning of construction at 7acres md, as the existing facility was designed and built for a greenhouse grow operation....I believe the end result was a hybrid with some natural lighting ability of a stucture built for Canadian climate/winters, at least there was plenty of discussion along with the cheap source available from the Bruce facility.

[watchmeplz]

In my opinion, other than bugs, pests, and mould which would need to be irradiated, growing low end as the plants become more mature (longer growing cycle) and very big outside leaving a less desirable product, (think of veal and normal meat cows, the teens always would taste better of course) but would actually be a great way to cut electrical expenses and to compete against the lower prices