Plant scientist Allison Justice is the VP of Horticulture at Outlier Collective in California. The cannabis company prides themselves on their indoor and greenhouse harvests, which are grown with sustainable methods, using beneficial insects, fungi and organic oils to ensure top quality. Rooted in science, the company believes in the continuous development of the cannabis industry through research and development.
Dr. Allison Justice graduated from Clemson University with a PhD in Plant & Environmental Science. During her time at Clemson, Allison taught Greenhouse Management to undergraduate students where they focused on organic methods and production. An expert outside the cannabis industry, OutCo was eager to bring her onto the team to help bring the best plant experts to the cannabis space.
Right now, there’s lots of opinions from hobby growers, says Dr. Justice. That’s why it’s so important to bring legitimacy to the cultivation side, from a scientific standpoint – through chemistry and horticulture.
Read more at The Marijuana Times
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