Marijuana Industry Insight – Episode 3: Vertical/Multi-Level Commercial Cannabis Cultivation
Marijuana Industry Insight – Episode 3: Vertical/Multi-Level Commercial Cannabis Cultivation
Multi-Level marijuana growing, also sometimes referred to as ‘vertical marijuana farming,’ is becoming more popular for cannabis growers with constraints on energy usage, square footage, and/or other factors. Although it is not always recommended to go multi-level, it is becoming more popular in commercial cannabis production.
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Great info. !!!!
Actually it is more profitable if you do it right. But you don’t have to do it just with stacked horizontal growing. Check this out! And Nate call us would love for you to check it out. https://youtu.be/YBnfVb3Nqi8
Looking to open a grow in OK. Any way we could contact you for consulting? Great content!
multi layer hmmmm interesting what would the main structure be built out of in a hurricane prone area?
This info is misleading. Less A/C’s with same amount of lights?
Love the content man keep with the videos man love all the knowledgeable information on channel ✌
Whats the average cost per sq ft of a pipp system?
whos going to buy all that weed not me ?
Keep the videos coming. Always on point 👍
https://youtu.be/f5VU2kSakx8
Episode 3 guna be lit!🔥🍁💨
What about the micro climates at the various heights in vertical farming?
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I’m curious…with all of the production advantages of hydro systems, why is it that every commercial grow you’ve featured uses soilless setups? I’m curious if it’s a liability/risk factor or if there’s something I’m missing. Thanks in advance!
Another great episode thanks
thanks for posting!
tell um brother
My first job in the industry I worked in a multi level facility. The front rows 5 levels and the rest was 7 levels and it was all hydroponic. It was a great set up but the environment for the plants was horrible.
Please stop calling it marijuana it’s a racist word in the Cannabis community a google search is all it will take to get the story its cannabis if you respect the community you wouldn’t use that shitty word marijuana
Very Nice, Keep It Up.Would Like More Info.thx
Hoping to incorporate vertical growing into a future crop!! As always, thanks for the info!
Bro 2 much chatting, u fu kin eediat
Richard from Botan Investigations: This Is A Great Video!
I am interested in consultation
i just learned about this, though i think with some mirors you could get a out side grow vertical farm
*vertical farming isn’t profitable commercially*