RE:cost per gram?110% sure it will decrease. It's called higher scale of economics with the full 1.3M sq ft running in Dec 2018. It was 0.89$ last q, I predict 0.8$ or lower this q report on mar15 (taking a 22% off 0.89$, since cost are decreasing linearly if you plots the price per gram of past 2 q reports). The current 0.89$ cost per g is only for the current 50k square foot facility. The 250,000 sq ft harvest will be complete by June 2018 and those numbers will be shown by Dec 2018.