1.3 million pounds is gonna be insane. It really will be the largest grow facility ever built.

Multiple growers were on here saying there was no way they could yield 1.3 million pounds, so stacking in levels seems like the only possible way they could have enough space for all of the plants.

http://www.fusionpharminc.com/images/second_hdr_img_pharmplex1-u566.png

Not the best picture, but you can see that these pods could definitely be stacked up high in a large facility.

I'm starting to think with stacking that the 1.3 million pounds is actually doable. A lot of growers were saying that would be impossible with the square feet, but I was wondering if they were taking stacking into consideration. That could double maybe triple your growing space

I'm thinking the vertical space could be used to grow, and maybe the 1.3 million pounds is based off of how many pods they can fit inside of the building.

So if the new facility is gonna be roughly 80,000 square ft. and 2 floors. Would that essentially double the growing space? From what I've seen in Colorado seems like you could stack fusion pharm's growing pods. So if you think about the facility in terms of 3 dimensions, would it be more feasible to grow 1.3 million pounds per year?

Agree to disagree, that would charity to do it for free

It's a paid advertisement by the companies in the wsj, not a written piece by wsj on the companies

That little disclaimer means they did, which is good but don't pass it off like wsj is writing about them

Read the top of the article what does it say:

The Wall Street Journal news department was not involved in the creation of this content.

Hope everybody realizes they paid to have that article in wsj. Long FITX

Hopefully CNBC and other outlets give preference to public stocks over arcview. Get these CEOs on TV talking to the public about what they can do.

Stock is significantly cheaper to flip, so day traders would more active in a cheaper stock with the same potential. That's my take on it.

Yeah I know I was more so just begging the general question. All the popular sector stocks are on our side. Public investors need to rally, now is the time for millionaires to be made, not the rich getting richer, and they would do everything to disrupt that.

If public and private are going to battle for market share, why would you want the public CEOs to reveal any leverage they may have at making us money, to make you feel secure? I'm secure in the notion I want the public side to win substantially.

If countries can have revolutions based on twitter, the public can get rich by rallying around marijuana companies that could be worth a lot of money in the near future. They have the capital we have the numbers. Public investors are in this together, I'm cheering for a all the stocks to have success...

Nobody here is gonna make money from arcview, unless you're an accredited investor. Battle lines are drawn between public and private sector. The partnership between Growlife and CEN is good for the common investors that want to make money on marijuana. That's the bottom line. Everyone should rally around all public stocks to get a piece of the pie...

How does the Fox/Troy Dayton interview fit in where he favorably mentions Growlife and Canadian grows as being good public options? How did it change from then to the arcview meeting? I guess maybe they didn't know about the partnership yet

Already done but thanks

Both

Hilarious because Troy Dayton was on Fox News saying the opposite... He said the only good public investments were Growlife and Canadian grows.

I actually like it better, gives you a direct relationship with the CEO.

Does this help

http://www.sec.gov/News/PressRelease/Detail/PressRelease/1365171513574#.UuKvcXg8LCQ

No, Netflix did it with viewership sent the stock soaring

Just like the show shark tank, investors watch short presentations from emerging companies looking for capital.

Just speculating since FITX doesn't have the official grow license yet or DOJ hasn't outline the financing for the marijuana industry. Could be a number of reasons.

Yeah they're definitely doing business together. They can't announce anything official, but I really appreciate the hints.

Just go to creative edge nutrition Facebook page, can't miss it

Troy Dayton of arcview group mentions both Growlife and Canadian medical marijuana companies in this interview:

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3002033694001/investment-opportunities-in-the-legalized-marijuana-business/#sp=show-clips

FITX is meeting with arcview group this week. Seems like a perfect match for everybody.

Yeah I just saw that. If that's one of our GIFT recipients, big bucks with the size of their grow.

PHOT and FITX would be a huge partnership, hope so bad this is true...

I really hope hey go full bull and just release it tomorrow. We would finally go into our own league.

Possible major sell off. If they release the GIFT pr spike huge dip then sky rocket. A lot shorts playing the RSI.

I really hope they decide to, so much attention right now on the industry. Could bring in a lot of new investors.

Looks like they're trying to control it, flatline on the pps.

Let them sell, this this going to .50 soon as they announce the GIFT program contracts. Buy their shares.

GIFT program is gold in 2014, I expect Washington to have the same problem.

Not sure if anybody posted this yet, but they're running out of weed:

http://business.time.com/2014/01/04/colorados-pot-shops-say-theyll-be-sold-out-any-day-now/

How long will they make us wait!! Suspense is terrible.

Looks like it, probably just the beginning for high volume.