A medical marijuana facility in Chiang Mai, Thailand is considered the largest industrial-scale medical marijuana facility in Southeast Asia, according to Asia Times.
The facility is growing around 12,000 plants that were planted Sept. 2 by Maejo University researchers in a ceremony attended by government officials. The seeds were supplied by the government’s Department of Medical Service.
Asia Times also reports that the facility consists of a 3,040-square-meter greenhouse that is fully equipped for professional cannabis cultivation with controls for moisture, lights and temperature.
The ceremony marks a change of perspective on cannabis in Thailand, where its recreational use remains illegal.
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