KEY FACTS

1. Closed-System (Indoor) Cultivation
Closed-system (indoor) cultivation that conforms to Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) standards and utilizes automation is an efficient system for controlling plant growth. It allows for the adjustment and control of various environmental factors, such as fertilizer quantities, relative humidity, and temperature, to suit the specific needs of plants at different stages of growth and various plant varieties.

2. Ability to Cultivate Cannabis and Hemp for Consistent Yield and Quality
Different rooms within the cultivation system maintain air cleanliness according to ISO 8 standards (Clean Room Class 100,000) to prevent dust, insects, and other contaminants that might affect product quality. Consequently, the quality of the yield meets pharmaceutical production standards (medical grade) and is recognized by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO). As a result, the products are purchased as raw materials for pharmaceutical manufacturing.








3. Consistent Production Capacity
Natural cultivation has limitations due to environmental factors, resulting in an inability to control the quantity and quality of essential flower compounds and susceptibility to pests and plant diseases. However, closed-system cultivation offers the advantage of maintaining a consistent environment for plants at all times. As a result, the products are consistently of high quality, allowing for production planning to meet customer demands.