Production / Operations
Fluent completes first harvests at Rosa

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Executive Summary
- Fluent Corp. completed its first harvests at the new Rosa indoor cultivation facility in Florida, marking a significant operational milestone.
- The Rosa facility increases the company's premium indoor flower canopy by approximately 25% and is adjacent to the existing Tampa campus.
- Initial harvest results exceeded expectations, with the first yield producing 400 pounds of flower, over 70% of which consisted of large and medium premium buds.
Key Details
- Facility Capacity: The Rosa facility adds approximately 25% to Fluent's existing premium indoor flower canopy in Florida.
- First Harvest Yield: The inaugural harvest yielded 400 pounds of flower.
- Quality Metrics: More than 70% of the first harvest consisted of large and medium premium buds.
- Operational Strategy: The facility utilizes refined environmental controls, standardized nutrient protocols, and post-harvest analytics for real-time data-driven optimization of yield and quality.
- Product Allocation: Production from Rosa will primarily support the "Knack" brand, supplying premium whole flower and prerolls to the Florida market.
- Strategic Impact: Interim CEO Dave Vautrin stated the results validate the company's ability to execute a "step change" in cultivation, aiming to support growing demand and expand margins.
Notable Quotes
- "We believe that our preliminary results at Rosa validate Fluent's ability to build and operationalize a step change in our cannabis cultivation in Florida. This new high-tech indoor facility has refined environmental controls, standardized nutrient protocols and postharvest analytics to monitor and optimize yield and quality in real time, with data-driven optimization. Rosa will play a critical role in supporting our growing demand for premium flower, as well as margin expansion." — Dave Vautrin, Interim Chief Executive Officer
- "I commend our cultivation team for delivering above expectations, as first harvests in new facilities tend to be difficult." — Dave Vautrin, Interim Chief Executive Officer
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