CCSAC, INC.

CCSAC, INC., legally known as CCSAC, INC., holds an Medicinal Small Indoor license located in Alameda County This license was created on May 30, 2019, and was Expired on May 30, 2022. This license allowed up to 10.0k sqft of canopy. This is one of [number] of cultivation licenses that became inactive in Alameda County during [end month, end year].

Indoor farms allow for controlled environments, which can support premium cannabis production but often require significant energy inputs. Efforts to reduce environmental impact vary among indoor growers. The confined environment requires scientific control of everything from temperature, to humidity, to fertilizer concentrations. Indoor grown with care and expertise can produce extremely exotic plants. Indoor operations require a very high overhead, and often are the only option for growing in urban areas, so they are often well funded and focus on strains that fetch top shelf prices.