Gaia Grow Provides Operational Update on 2019 Hemp Crop

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(TheNewswire)

Vancouver, British Columbia - TheNewswire - August 1, 2019 - Gaia Grow Corp. (TSXV:GAIA) (the “Company” or “Gaia”) is pleased to update its investors on its harvesting progress.  Seeds arrived in the second week of June and it was a very rainy spring – great conditions for seed germination.  The process of fertilizing, seeding and rolling the expansive 1494.39 acres in southern Alberta was spread over two weeks. Thanks to intermittent rains the crop has started off well.  Post-production of a drone fly-over video of the seeding process is underway and will be uploaded on Gaia’s social media channels (Twitter, YouTube and Instagram – links available on www.GaiaGrow.com) in the coming weeks.

Gaia’s President James Tworek commented, “Gaia’s 2019 crop is planted and off to a great start.  We will continue to monitor progress and work with our farmers, contract harvesting team and agronomy team to optimize timing towards harvesting, currently estimated to be around the end of September/early October.  In the meantime, Gaia’s management team is working diligently to firm up contracts with our offtake partners to ensure a successful sale and extraction process of the harvest.”

Further updates to harvesting will be provided in due course, and select media posts of the crop’s progress will be made available on Gaia’s social media channels throughout the summer and early fall.

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