What Investors Look for When Entering the Cannabis Market

By Yahoo! Finance|August 16, 2021

With the global legal cannabis market projected to reach $70.6 billion by 2028, more and more entrepreneurs and investors are looking for opportunities to get a foothold in this emerging industry. The specific applications and consumer trends that will take off in the coming years remains to be seen, but one of the most future-proof ways to enter the cannabis industry is to get in on the cultivation side.

With that in mind, an article on Yahoo! Finance originally written by Benzinga offers some criteria to look for when choosing the right cannabis growing property.

Greenhouses in particular are seen as a good middle ground between outdoor growing and indoor growing. They’re often cheaper than warehouses or indoor grow facilities, but more secure and more protected against extreme climate or pests than outdoor facilities.

Among the factors to look for in a cannabis greenhouse include:

Ventilation. A greenhouse needs good air flow to prevent overheating and excess humidity from harming the crops inside.
Temperature regulation. While most greenhouses won’t need a heating system unless it’s in an especially cold climate, most will need a cooling system in addition to ventilation to keep temperatures at the right level during the hottest months.
Humidity control. In humid climates, keeping humidity levels inside your greenhouse just right might require a more robust humidity-control system beyond the ventilation.
Security. Basic security features like a lockable door and alarm system are a must. Additional features like blackout walls or curtains can provide added safety.

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