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Owned and operated by Canadian cannabis company Aphria RX, the plantation has grown a batch of 50 kilograms pounds. The company told DW in a statement that they aim to expand production to 'about a ton in the course of the next 12 months. Security precautions are tight at Aphria RX's indoor growing facility, with the plants grown behind tall concrete walls with barbed wire. That is because the use of medical marijuana in Germany still falls under sweeping narcotics laws overseen by the Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices BfArM. The use of cannabis for medicinal purposes was legalized in Germany in So far, however, only Aphria RX has come onto the German market, with the other two contractors remaining vague about production starts in statements to DW. Aurora said it was currently importing cannabis from Canada, which was why 'assessing when first deliveries will be made is impossible. Demecan is planning for its local production site to be operational by the third quarter of this year, hoping 'to harvest a first crop as soon as possible thereafter. Under the cannabis legalization plan, cultivators were expected to deliver homegrown German marijuana by the end of But supply bottlenecks emerged during the COVID pandemic, forcing the contracted companies to delay production. Aphria RX's recent kilogram harvest, therefore, was 'mostly symbolic,' said Alfredo Pascual, a cannabis market analyst at investment firm Seed Innovations. Apart from operational delays, the launch of German cannabis was initially held up by regulatory mishaps. In , a court stopped the tendering process for firms wishing to grow and supply cannabis, saying the process had taken place over too short a period of time. In an interview with DW, he noted that cannabinoids were still niche products, but that demand was constantly growing since medical marijuana had been legalized. Germany's public health insurance companies don't publish data about how many patients are prescribed medicinal cannabis. But industry analysts have estimated that the figure could be around 90, people. Neumeyer is skeptical that German growers alone will ever be able to 'plug the current supply bottlenecks,' saying that imports are bound to rise. In , the German market imported a record 9, kilograms, according to BfArM data. Since German medicinal marijuana is grown at the behest of the government, it's the authorities that determine the price. Stephan Kramer, the chief executive of pharmaceutical wholesaler Heyday, believes there will be price pressures but no price wars as German domestic production comes online. Downward pressure would also result from mounting imports from abroad because the operational costs of growing marijuana abroad were much lower, he added. The Heyday CEO, who imports cannabis products mainly from Portugal, cherishes lower labor costs in the southern EU country, its ideal climatic conditions and its low regulatory requirements. Seed Innovations analyst Alfredo Pascual said it would be a 'significant development' if German domestic production really made up about a quarter of the national market as planned. Pascual argues it could be more profitable for German companies to focus on the downstream parts of the cannabis supply chain, like processed cannabinoid products. German patients looking for pot could be the winners of tighter competition on the domestic market. They would most likely not object to a good dose of pricing competition in the German cannabis market. Latest videos Latest audio. Latest audio Latest videos. In focus. Canada's cannabis boom closely watched To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. The race to legalize marijuana To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Skip next section Related topics Related topics.