Replies to post #36367 on Canopy Growth Corp (WEED)

[YodaLayHeHoo]

Think about the inventory problems other LP's must have. Tweed has a fully functional 350,000 Sq foot greenhouse. The harvest coming in the fall will put an end to inventory problems I hope. I had 90,000 Sq feet or 25% of the production up and running for the financials coming out ended march 31. At 10% they had 9000 plants as a test possibly not using all 10%. At least a 25,000 plant harvest in April not sure what the cycles are, last conference call they were harvesting in a few weeks so should have been Mid April, then for sure a fall harvest coming. Their yeild should be easily 60 - 90 grams a plant at the very least a (60 gram/plant) $10,500,000 - or a (90 g / p) $15,750,000 harvest in April just from the greenhouse. At the current consumption rate of around 4.5-5 million a quarter, that will be gone in 3 months. Less than the time it takes to grow and process the next harvest . They must be releasing strains slowly managing inventory unless smith falls is producing big time volumes. I have a feeling that greenhouse is full now, It needs to be. Wonder where the build in inventory is coming from in the mmpr.

[MMPRuser]

i get what you are saying, but besides growing your own there is simply no alternative.

You got Bedrocan - if Tweed's pricing or availability issues are a complaint they could always let you know about Bedrocan, decent on price and availability. That's what comes to my mind whenever it feels uncool

and where else could you go that is better? Another LP, a dispensary, a neighborhood grower? I have no problem getting rid of excess product above price any day - never heard a complaint about Tweed buds (but mine is not a market like Vancouver's or Toronto's)

No one is out there offering premium product, guaranteed availability, convenience AND a $3 gram, I really wish there was - maybe if you had contacts in Van...

you can't beat grow your own on price, but it takes an investment in time and money - it isn't convenient by any means, anytime I want to go away for a few days, I got dogs, a infant child and some plants to worry about.

Bottom line, it all comes down to supply and demand - Tweed and Bedrocan are out to gain some market share and make some margins while they are at it - I am sure Bruce Linton and crew are in a better position to determine how best to do that than anyone on this board

Here's to Future Growth