105 hectares (259 acres) on a high-altitude plateau 1.5 hours from Medellín. Four grow cycles a year. Trained crews planting, pruning, harvesting, drying, and packing simultaneously.
The farm sits at 2,120 m (6,960 ft) above sea level in the Antioquia highlands. At that altitude, on that latitude, the climate behaves like a perpetual mid-spring: stable temperatures around 23°C (74°F), almost no annual variation, and a consistent 12-hour daylight cycle that needs zero supplemental light.
The property's topographic survey identifies 14 marked springs — seven of them highly active — supplemented by roughly 2,300 mm (90 in) of annual rainfall and the Río Negro running along the southern boundary. Irrigation isn't a logistics problem here — it's a design decision.
The compound effect on cost structure is the part most investors miss. Other producers run lights, climate control, heaters, and dehumidifiers to simulate what Antioquia produces naturally. Our greenhouses are passive systems with sensors, not heated industrial buildings.
The licensed operation sits in the municipality of Marinilla, in the Oriente Antioqueño region of Antioquia — 1.5 hours from Medellín. The map below zooms from Colombia down to the exact location.
Trained personnel plant, prune, harvest, dry, trim and pack simultaneously across staggered cycles. The processing facility is delivering a 10–15 day maximum drying cycle. Pharma certification is underway.
This is the current cycle — rows of plants under the poly roof on the Antioquia plateau. Crop 05 was harvested in February; the next cycle starts within two weeks. The processing facility runs a 10–15 day maximum drying cycle, and trained crews work plant, prune, harvest, dry and pack stages simultaneously.
No supplemental lighting. No industrial heating. The equatorial highland climate does the work.
Crop 05 harvest — Feb · Next cycle starts in two weeks
3,800 plants currently vegetating · staggered planting
10–15 day maximum drying cycle · purpose-built processing facility
Non-pharma CBD in semi-open space · scaling on success
Supporting infrastructure 100% operational · upgrading to 75 kVA
Pharmaceutical certification process initiated
The region is among the safest in the country. Strong police and military presence, with direct radio access for emergencies. Established relationships with local authorities. The political climate is calm and pro-agriculture — cannabis enjoys bipartisan support from both the Colombian right and left.
In-house engineering underpins the farms. Eko2o Engineering S.A.S. designs and operates the greenhouses, irrigation, and environmental monitoring.
Tokan Software is MedCana's software arm. Its ERP — covering cultivation logs, harvest weights, lab results, processing steps and batch lineage — is a planned development, to be built out as the operation scales. SaaS licensing to other cannabis companies is envisioned as a later phase. The near-term focus is production, export, and revenue.
Eko2o is our agrotech subsidiary. Every greenhouse, drip line, sensor, and climate-control loop on our farms is engineered and installed by Eko2o. That keeps capex predictable, builds institutional knowledge inside the company, and gives us a second revenue line installing systems for third parties.
The current 105-hectare (259-acre) property is staged into distinct production zones, each operating under one of the seven licensed cannabis entities in the holding — with shared processing and lab infrastructure across the site.
Master site plan · 105-hectare (259-acre) property · seven production zones · Antioquia, Colombia
Serious buyers, distributors, and institutional investors are welcome at the farm. We'll coordinate ground transport from Medellín.
Our public strain profile for LVP — including the full cannabinoid and terpene panels — is online. Other genetics available under NDA.
