FOHSE Inc., the global leader in cannabis cultivation lighting and innovation, is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with Green Horizons, solidified through a five-year Master Service Agreement.
Under this exclusive agreement, FOHSE will be the sole provider of lighting and technology for all Green Horizons cannabis cultivation-related projects on their 1 million-square-foot campus in Coachella, California. This alliance reinforces both companies' commitment to innovation, quality, and scalable efficiency in cannabis agriculture.
As the cannabis industry continues to evolve and scale, partnerships like FOHSE and Green Horizons will set new standards for cultivation efficiency, environmental impact, and operational excellence. The partnership begins with adding perimeter and under canopy lighting to Green Horizons’ 101,787 square feet Phase I facility in Q3 2025.
“We are very excited about our agreement with Green Horizons and being able to work so closely with them on the cultivation side and developing new technologies for their cultivation facility,” said Ben Arnet, Co-Founder and President of FOHSE.
“Our main goal is to increase yields, decrease cost per pound, and introduce more efficient technology specifically designed for cannabis cultivation,” Arnet added.
“The success of our Phase I launch has drawn entreaties from a myriad of lighting companies looking to partner with us. FOHSE is more than a lighting company. They are a technology company,” said Michael Meade, Co-Founder of Green Horizons. “Los and I see Green Horizons the same way. We're elated at the partnership and the innovation to come.”
“Brett, Ben and the entire FOHSE team are dream partners. They have a global vision and understand what creates enterprise value beyond merely producing flower and selling it,” added Carlos “Los” Arias, J.D., Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Green Horizons. “This is a moment for the industry and we’re ready to rock this.”
In 2026, the partnership will focus on advancing construction on Green Horizons’ Phase II “black label” facility, a ground up development incorporating FOHSE’s next generation of fixture technology and Green Horizons’ evaporative cooling technology, further blurring the lines between indoor quality at a disruptive greenhouse cost basis.
