Sucro Ltd V.SUGR.WT

RE:RE:RE:RE:News kinda sucks

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Goldy63 wrote: I Believe they had to get the bugs out and play with the strains as  they had to come out with what there niche is and what we expect and thats Ultra Premium bud . Being first crops growing pains to get it right seems resonable as once this product is expoased to the market manegment wants to make sure its well received and consistent for all future crops . Being long here I,m surprised you put out 6 to 8, to 9 crops a yeay Miscstuff as many know when they switched from Aeroponics to Hydroponics that the yearly yields when from 6 to 5 crops . Was speculated on that news that they may switch back to Aeroponics after all the bugs are cleaned up and the operation is running smoootly . Been here a long time so I,m in no rush to see how things flesh out and IMO with big THC% we should be getting new partners thus new revenue streams as that THC % will certainly turn so heads with all the ho hum weed some big boys produce . Patience pays and I have plenty of it . Should be a no brainer to tap into Alberta companies and hit ALL those beautiful stores down the road . Then its CHAAAGIIING TIME. JMO. 

[/quote]As I have mentioned I'm long on warrants, and so, I'm really not trying to insight panic. I couldn't remember the number of crops/year but I thought it was high when I heard it so I tried to hit the ballpark. I checked back to Jan 28 press release and found that it states 5 crops per year. That's 2.4 months, so planting in mid Dec to Mar 2 crop if drying time is not included. If "crop" means dried product, planting would have been earlier which makes sense. Drying would be in a different area and not affect number of crops per year once the process is up to speed. And to my original question, is Mar 2 harvest or dried product.?