About us

We have been active in the controlled-environment agriculture since 2016.

For years, our activities have been strictly focused on cannabis cultivation. That is why, in 2020, we built an indoor farm using second-hand, well-worn shipping containers that had travelled hundreds of thousands of kilometres across the seas and oceans during their working lives. We decided to give them a new lease of life, and so, since 2020, they have become home to hundreds of plants, with an advanced climate control computer, supported by dozens of sensors, at their heart.

Many years of running our own cultivation operations and literally getting our hands dirty in the soil have allowed us to build the solid foundations on which Green Jungle is based.

We believe that if we do something, we do it to the best of our ability. We are constantly testing new cultivation techniques and evaluating equipment, keeping up with the latest technological developments and following research not only into cannabis but also into other plant species.

Since 2016, when we took our first steps in controlled-environment cultivation, we have travelled through dozens of countries, hundreds of locations and thousands of kilometres, visiting indoor farms and greenhouses growing hemp from the USA through Switzerland to North Macedonia.

It is precisely this determination, continuous development and desire to understand the life of these wonderful plants that has reinforced our belief that the highest quality can only be achieved by controlling growing conditions and post-production processes.

As well as gaining experience whilst travelling, we undertake training in GACP (Good Agricultural and Collection Practice), GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) and plant micropropagation in in-vitro cultures.

Working with nature allows us to see the results of our labour every day. We are happy with where we are and the results we achieve. Nevertheless, we are aware of just how much work lies ahead of us. And that is what excites us most – the destination we are heading for and the adventures that await us.

Growing crops in a controlled environment is an exciting adventure that combines the natural world with innovative technologies, striking a balance between tradition and modernity, and enabling us to optimise both quality and quantity.

1. Preparation of SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures)
2. Development of a floor plan for the building
3. Process optimisation (cultivation, movement within the facility, material flow)
4. Implementation of climate data collection and analysis systems
5. Selection of cultivation facility equipment
6. Preparation of a budget for the investment phase (CAPEX) and the operational phase (OPEX)
7. Design and implementation of industrial automation
8. Procurement support
9. Risk analysis