Over 50 people attended the public meeting in Castletown
How many jobs will be created through the company, can cannabis kill cancer cells and help with arthritis, how much of energy and water will the facility use and how long after approval is granted will work begin on the plant?
Those were some of the questions put to members of Grow Lab Organics present at a public meeting in Castletown yesterday.
It's hoped a planning application for a high-tech cannabis farm in the South of the Island will be approved.
According to the team once they get the green light they can have phase one of the facility up and running within 12 months.
Alex Fray is the founder:
Carly Barton is the first British patient to be legally prescribed with herbal cannabis. She's at the forefront of patient access to medicinal cannabis:
One of the MHKs for the area Tim Glover told Manx Radio's Chanelle Sukhoo he was impressed with the transparency during the meeting:
But what do the residents think:
You can listen to the full interviews on MANX NEWSCAST
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