Cannabis Law Report

JULY 19, 2021

The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Media Contact: Robert Vanisko. (CSE: AYR.A, NV Green”), producers of best-in-class concentrates. The acquisition of Tahoe Hydro and NV Green adds two cultivation licenses, one production license, and one distribution license to Ayr’s Nevada footprint.

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Cannabis Law Report

FEBRUARY 18, 2020

Because hydroponic growing is a water-based cultivation method, some people erroneously assume that it requires more water. The constant need to water soil, particularly outdoors, eventually adds up to a much greater volume of water than the constant water source necessary for hydroponics. Your plants will appreciate its purity.

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MMJ Recs

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

This includes factors such as choosing the correct strains, providing suitable growing conditions, and implementing effective cultivation techniques. The delicate interplay of light cycles and environmental conditions guides the plant through each growth stage, culminating in the harvest of potent, medically valuable flowers.

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Cannabis Law Report

SEPTEMBER 1, 2019

He approached the Weatherill Government with grand plans to occupy half of Holden’s 25-hectare car manufacturing plant at Elizabeth – then doomed to closure – with hydroponic cannabis crops and a medicinal production line. Fitzsimons seized the opportunity.

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The Cannigma

SEPTEMBER 12, 2022

First, let’s clear up that slang you heard at a party when someone was referencing their weed with terms like the “Sweet Dro’”, or “Hydro weed” and tackle the question: “What does hydroponic mean?”. Simply put, hydroponics is the technique of growing a plant in water. Hydroponic grow systems vs growing in soil.

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Cannabis Law Report

NOVEMBER 24, 2021

Key contributing factors to a possible shortage are: cyclical pricing disruptions (fluctuating prices from volatile market conditions); climate change (tsunamis/typhoons and major flooding that can wash out entire crops); disease (leaf blight fungus that can also wipe out entire crops); and Covid-19 (less workers to harvest the crops).

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