This quiet period was expected by me. IMO, SIGO waiting for several positive months of growth before they transition to telling the public about how they are doing. Its hard to convince people that things are on the up and up without actually having results to back that up.

During my visit, the new sales guy commented that with many of the temporary licenses not getting their provisionals in time that there is a bit of a supply issue going on. What I took away was that there should be no reason for not being able to sell their product. Not only is the product in demand, but supply is not where it needs to be. That also means higher prices. SIGO needs to take advantage of this period now before October hits and all the outdoor grows start to harvest.