BLOCK 71
CCL21-0003247BLOCK 71, legally known as BLOCK 71, holds an Adult-Use Small Outdoor license located in Calaveras County This license was created on Aug 31, 2021, and was Canceled on Aug 31, 2025. This license allowed up to 10.0k sqft of canopy. This is one of [number] of cultivation licenses that became inactive in Calaveras County during [end month, end year].
Medium businesses generally cover 10,001 to 87,120 sqft of canopy. This range may appeal to growers looking to scale their operations while balancing production goals with quality and efficiency. Farms in this size range are usually smaller farmers who were successful enough in the legal market to expand their grow area, or smaller investment capital businesses who are looking to strike a balance between scale and business stability. Depending on the values and funding of these farms, they may or may not be able to provide careful attention to every plant they grow, which can result in varied wuality depending on the brand.
The Benefits of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation
Outdoor farms grow cannabis using natural sunlight, with plant characteristics influenced by terroir- the unique regional environmental factors of the land where it is grown. This method allows cannabis to express it's widest range of characteristics, such as unique flavors and terpene profiles. Outdoor is limited by the natural seasons so it only can be harvested once or twice a year depending on where it is grown.
Most Recent Updates
These licensing records were last updated on Jul 17, 2025, and are sourced from the California Department of Cannabis Control