I'm sure I'll get follow up. Just not sure how much more info they can share.
I'm thinking that even if they have to lease out their lab to get the CBD, that's still a big first step in using that machine, and I'm sure the arrangement would be very beneficial to trtc as they can supervise the process and have a trusted source doing the extracting. Hopefully if they aren't touching the plant, the comments about cbd in 60 days at weedstock could still hold true if this lab is scheduled to be ready. This is one nugget of info I'm hoping to get good clarification on as it would definitely be positive and move us forward. I come to this conclusion because I don't think trtc is going to rush touching the plant in the next 60 days, but I also believe CBDpotential when he posted that DP said CBD in the next couple months. So how do you make it happen if DP is also not satisfied with existing CBD on the market? You build a lab and lease it out to a trusted source that can get you the quality you and your partners are looking for. That's my speculation anyway. Only time will tell if I'm right, and its not a doom and gloom situation. It protects shareholder interest while taking advantage of the equipment purchase they made, and allows then to get the ball rolling with nutr.
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