Beleave (BE: CNX) Begins Cultivation at Hamilton Facility
June 28, 2017
•2 min read
Since receiving its cultivation license, the growing space at Beleave Inc.’s (BE: CNX) facility near Hamilton,
Ont., has been prepared, and rooted starting material has been planted. The
company anticipates it will commence its first flowering cycle in the next week,
with this cycle, in its entirety, scheduled to last approximately eight weeks.
The
company will use its multiroom indoor perpetual growing methodology and has
anticipated a harvest to take place approximately every seven weeks after the
completion of the first. The first crop will consist of three batches of strain
offerings with varying tetrahydrocannabinol/
the coming weeks, two additional strain offerings will be introduced to
complete an agreed upon spectrum.
The
Beleave team is also working diligently, with the support of its expert
consultants and advisors, to satisfy all remaining requirements for a sales
licence from Health Canada.
About Beleave Inc.
Beleave
is a biotech company. Its wholly owned subsidiary First Access Medical Inc. is
a licensed producer pursuant to the ACMPR (access to cannabis for medical
purposes regulations). Beleave’s purpose-built facility is in Hamilton, Ont.
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