According to Thai media news, on May 13, Mr. Pi Cuo, a marijuana planting farm in Nakhon Thammarat Province, Thailand, revealed that since Thai Prime Minister Saita said that he would put marijuana back on the drug list, the business of the hemp farm has not been affected, and the sales volume has increased by nearly 30%.
He said his cannabis farm has been in operation for two years and has been operating as a community business, helping people increase their income by providing watering, pest removal and leaf pruning. Farms use fermented fruit juice as fertilizer to nourish hemp, which helps save costs; The nursery room built on the farm can produce flowers, leaves, roots, etc. for sale.
In addition, he said that in the year since the government announced the legalization of marijuana, about 37% of new stores have been added across the country, providing many jobs for the community. If the store has to be closed, the government will also face a loss of income from all sides, whether it is growers or smokers, and this will play a role in this.