The Mat-Su Hemp House Project

02/14/2026

How long does it take h**pcrete to dry?

After installation, h**pcrete contains a significant amount of water that needs to evaporate from the walls before applying finishes. This curing process can last anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks.

Several factors affect the cure time, including temperature, sun exposure, precipitation, and humidity, among others.

That's why we believe offsite construction can provide a solution! Our panels are built and cured offsite, reducing the time needed. Once the foundation is ready, we can swiftly install pre-cured and ready-to-finish h**pcrete walls. This means less time and fewer headaches for everyone onsite.

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02/14/2026

02/14/2026

Got to do some amazing things with the Sacred Seeds Foundation Team and Green Build Composites this week at the rural small business conference in anchorage and our first h**p educational workshop and presentation and also met some amazing people in the Alaskan manufacturing community at TriJet Manufacturing & Precision Cutting ‘s awesome metal fabrication facility for the Alaska Manufacturing Association mixer towards bringing the dream of a sustainable h**p industry in Alaska one step closer to reality!! A long and challenging journey awaits us but we will continue to do the work and persevere!!!

01/30/2026

One of the many reasons!

Can h**pcrete really resist fire?We tested a Texas-grown h**pcrete block under extreme heat—over 900°F—and measured the temperature on the other side.🔥 Wood...

01/29/2026

Did you know h**pcrete can get wet—and dry out naturally without damage?

Thanks to its breathable structure, h**pcrete allows moisture to move through and evaporate instead of becoming trapped. As a result, h**pcrete walls are resistant to mold, dry rot, and termites, even in challenging conditions.

01/29/2026

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Check this out, H**p construction! H**p has been used in various forms of construction dating back to the Romans, in bridges, sails, ropes, and now more rece...

01/16/2026

It’s time to grow!!!