goldpenny7, They can actually buy
Plants that are somewhere along the growth spectrum from other groweries or dispensaries so they won't have to go from seed to start with. Cloning will shave time as well. So literally the minute they get the permit they can shave weeks off of the harvest time by acquiring such plants.
I don't know the specific grow details of their operation ... it sounds like they may be planting directly in soil to start. There are pros and cons to soil, hydroponics, and aeroponics; natural light, mixed light, artificial; but they all arrive at their destination in one way shape or form.
I would pefer to see them scale up with the lower risk /less costly investment methods of growing (which seems to be what they are doing) and then phase in other methods either at that facility or another location.
Bo has definitely had his issues in the past yet you and I are both here for a reason - The Cannabis industry is easily the fastest growing industry in North America and those who are able to clear the hurdles of licensing in groweries and to a lesser extent dispensaries, basically acquire a license to print money. Now what they do with that money will be interesting. They can make this stock soar to a penny with the right moves. With the wrong moves it's still likely to succeed, just depends at what level.
KGET was a great speculative gamble until yesterday ... now it's an "ah ha" moment no-brainer imo.
P.S. : As far as County Junction ... It could either pan out with the right (legal) structure OR it could have been smoke and mirrors. But, I feel the Humbolt location has rendered the Merced County (if it is indeed in Merced and not across the very close county line) somewhat moot as far as future pps speculation.
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