Australia shocked the pink night sky, which is a spectrum for planting marijuana

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

According to the British "Guardian" reported on July 21, on the evening of July 20, local time, the residents of Mil Dulla in Australia's town of Australia saw the pink night sky, and people were stunned. Some people thought it was the end of the world.

Pink night sky

On the evening of July 20, local time, the residents of Mil Dudura, northern Victoria, saw that the night sky was shrouded in a strange pink light, and people were stunned.

Local resident Tami Sumvsky said: "This is very strange. I was calling my mother at the time, and my dad said it was the end of the world."

In Mil Dulla and surrounding cities, people rushed to their backyard and front porch to shoot pink night sky.

The children's imagination became crazy, and of course, it also raised the topic of aliens. At around 6:30 pm that day, the resident Andrew Kenason and his wife saw the pink night sky on the way home. "It looks beautiful and strange." Kenaston often watched the sunset, but he said that he had never seen such a scene. "I took a few photos with my wife's mobile phone and saw the comments later. Only understand what it is. "

Pink light comes from marijuana planting facilities

People quickly found that it was sent out from the ground. Pharmaceutical cannabis company Cann Group confirmed that pink light comes from its local medicinal marijuana facilities, where the shading shutdown windows have been opened.

"Cannabis requires different spectrum lights to promote their growth." The senior communication manager of the medicine company, Ris Cohen, said, "The company often uses a red spectrum light. Usually, the shading of the facility will pull Block this light. "

According to reports, the Pharmaceutical Cannabis Company Cann Group is the first Australian company to obtain a cannabis planting license for medicinal and research purposes.

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