CannaGrow Holdings, Inc., a Liaison and Consultant providing turn-key solutions to licensed growers in the legal Cannabis industry, has announced an update on the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Project located in Huerfano County, Colorado.
As explained by Delmar Janovec, CEO of CannaGrow Holdings, "One of the Company's milestones for the completion of the first phases of the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Facilities is the installation of six hoop-style greenhouses or "Hoop Houses" for seasonal production of Cannabis by a licensed grower. These buildings form an integral component of the facilities as designed by CannaGrow's botanical-horticultural specialists, Dr. John P. Janovec, COO, and Mr. Jason Wells, Horticultural Production Manager."
Janovec added, "Three Ranger Series Hoop-style Greenhouses from the International Greenhouse Company were purchased in late February of this year by NuGro Industries, Inc., the landowner and developer of the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Facilities. The structural components of the walls for the first three Hoop Houses were delivered to the project site on March 30, 2016, and we anticipate the arrival of the trusses and durable siding in the coming week, followed by mechanical equipment."
As confirmed by Dr. Janovec, "The Ranger Series Greenhouses provide an optimal environment for seasonal Cannabis production. The smaller house size and state-of-the-art ventilation and irrigation system will give us the ability to maximize the production capacity and quality of Cannabis plants cultivated under Colorado sunshine."
Dr. Janovec also noted, "We anticipate starting construction of the Ranger Series Greenhouses during the week of April 4, 2016, with a completion date of May 15, 2016, just in time for the Licensed Grower to commence the propagation of the first generation of Cannabis plants to be grown and harvested at the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Facilities."
As emphasized by Dr. Janovec and Mr. Wells, the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Facilities are strategically focused on a perpetual year-round work flow involving the propagation, vegetative growth, and flowering of Cannabis plants in different indoor and greenhouse environments. The 3200-ft2 Nexus Light Deprivation Greenhouse will provide an ideal flowering chamber for several hundred mature Cannabis plants of various strains and sizes at any given time. However, each year the Nexus Greenhouse also will be used to produce the seedlings and clones needed to fill the Hoop Houses in time for long summer growth and flowering toward harvest in the fall or early winter.
Jason Wells added, "The addition of the first three of six seasonal hoop houses to the Colorado Buffalo Ranch Facilities is a strategic move that enables the sunshine-driven production of up to 600 individual flowering Cannabis plants that will be harvested in about October of each year. With their superb environmental control and propane heating system, the Ranger Series Greenhouses will also permit the licensed grower to extend the growing season to achieve a second crop in the early winter of each year."
For more information:
CannaGrow Holdings, Inc.
[email protected]
cannagrowholdings.com
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