Yes, this is exactly the point I made above:
I'm sure some on here will disregard this as "marketing" and that Tassie can grow the psychoactive stuff, but that's not the point. The point is that NW Victoria has a climate better suited to growing high THC medicinal cannabis. Everything I've read says that it grows much better in a warm, dry climate. Tassie is not dry during the growing season, so why would a company like ECS take on the additional risk of attempting to grow it in Tassie which could result in more waste? It would likely cost more as I'm sure they would have to mitigate the risks that come with growing it in an environment that isn't optimal.
Also, included in AK's reply to an email of mine earlier this year:
Yes, this is exactly the point I made above:I'm sure some on...
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