Here's the problem Cresus and Pete. No matter the demand, no matter how much that demand increases, NGW is already selling out months in advance. No amount of pent up demand enables the company to produce more product so even if every other supplier were shut down, they can only produce what they can produce and not one pound more.
That is why I am a big fan of increasing the company's production capabilities. There's a number of ways in which they can accomplish that but clearly, the need for additional square footage is critical. And although indoor growing is more expensive, I feel it's a crucial component for the niche in which NGW operates.
Eventually I would like to see NGW install a solar farm as well. Their PG&E bill has got to be staggering. Indoor grows use lots and lots of power and it is a well established fact that PG&E charges much more per kilowatt/hour than any other West Coast utility company.
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