Well, yeah, they can acquire hydro companies all day. Their game is really nutrients (time released AFAIK) and ancilliaries that go with the process. "Soil" is a "medium" or a "vessel" and there are a wide range of acceptable mediums out there (peat moss, compost, rock wool, coco, hydro, soil, smart pots, clay pellets, (raised beds vs. straight in the dirt) that are mostly just a base for the "nutes."
Scotts veers towards pre-loaded, or time released stuff for the mass market grower, which can be a good or bad thing. Bad, if you like more control. However, they are big enough to do whatever they may need to do in order to focus more on the development of a successful cannabis particular product line or acquire those who already do that.
This is another reason why I like Greengro. They have everything that either a cultivation company, distribution company, or MJ processing equipment company could want. I have a few other suggestions for the product line, but we will see, if I can get those ideas conveyed.
Does Scott's have a single actual cannabis focused product? If so, where is it sold today? Or, are they literally just trying to catch up to the MJ market by doing their best to fit in?
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