Christina Lake Cannabis

Cannabis has been cultivated outdoors for millennia and is in fact one of the oldest agricultural crops in existence. Growing cannabis indoors has been utilized for less than a century and came about as a result of prohibition. Staying inside and out of sight was initially a way to protect the grower from anti-cannabis laws. In fact, many advancements in cannabis production have occurred during the era of indoor cultivation, but there’s no substitute for the full spectrum light that the sun provides.

There are also significant capital and operating cost advantages of outdoor cultivation. Christina Lake Cannabis has obtained a 32 acre parcel of land in the prime cannabis cultivation region of southern BC, of which a target of 20 acres will be cultivation in 2020 with the ability to expand to an additoinal 80 acres by 2022.