Green Relief actually donates the fish to local food banks.
The fish are actually a secondary crop to cannabis, and an alternative source of nutrients that are organic in nature, though not necessarily resulting in an organic cannabis crop. At the end of the day it’s really just a clever little marketing gimmick that doesn’t offer much in the way of relevant benefits to a cannabis business, except that certain people think it’s more organic or earth friendly so its an audience magnet and provide fish and chips for lunch. They transform their food into waste that becomes nutrients for the plants. I took my crew to shoot a video in 2018 of the facility, which stands out from other cannabis cultivation operations due to their use of “aquaponic” growing methods.Īquaponics is essentially a hydroponic system where fish are raised in nutrient tanks.
Two milligrams of THC is enough to turn me into a meditative potato for 4 hours, which is not exactly conducive to work. That’s important for people with high reactivity to THC (like me). Their CBD oil has the highest CBD content per milliliter of any other oral formulation available with a THC content consistently well below 1 mg/ml. Its products are available via medical document authorized by a healthcare practitioner, but not in the recreational market.
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Green Relief Inc is a small private cannabis producer in Flamborough, Ontario that received its license in February 2016. Cannabis CEOs Behaving Badly is a many-chaptered book that I could write but can’t yet.īut here is one chapter unfolding now in real time. Get yerself a cup of coffee and sit down for this one.
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