* Blüm/Oakland Dispensary, 578 West Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94612, Dispensary, Cultivation, Lab / Production Facility, Operational, Owned

* Blüm/Santa Ana Dispensary, 2911 South Tech Center Drive, Santa Ana, CA 92705, Operational, Owned

* Blüm/San Leandro Dispensary, 1911 Fairway Dr., San Leandro, Ca 94577, Dispensary, Extraction Lab and Production Kitchen, Owned, “Opening very soon”

* Blüm/Carnegie, 1815 Carnegie Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, Dispensary, In Phase 2 of licensing, Construction started, Owned

* Blüm/Dyer, 620 E Dyer, Santa Ana, CA 92705, Dispensary, In Phase 2 of licensing, Construction started, Owned

* The Healing Tree Collective, Inc, 3222 W. Pendleton Ave, Santa Ana, California 92704, Dispensary, Acquired 25% Ownership.

*** pursuing Blüm/West Hollywood Dispensary, apps filed for Dispensary, Consumption Area and Delivery Service – Licensing selection process underway.

** California Cultivation and Production

* Hegenberger, 30 Hegenberger Loop, Oakland, CA 94621, Greenhouse and Extraction Lab (13k sq. ft.), under construction (mid ’18)

* 1815 Carnegie, 1815 Carnegie Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, (30k sq. ft.), Owned, Licensed Dispensary, warehouse property, Phase 1 and Phase 2 application process for non-retail commercial cannabis businesses (distribution, cultivation, and/or manufacturing) began Monday, June 4, 2018. Phase 2 publicized list to be released shortly.

* 620 E Dyer, 620 E Dyer, Santa Ana, CA 92705, (41k + sq. ft.), Owned, Licensed Dispensary, warehouse property, Phase 1 and Phase 2 application process for non-retail commercial cannabis businesses (distribution, cultivation, and/or manufacturing) began Monday, June 4, 2018. Phase 2 publicized list to be released shortly.

* Panther Gap Farms, located in Honeydew, CA, up to (44k sq. ft.), lease agreement, Operational.

* The farm, Cultivar Inc., located in Salinas, CA, up to (244k sq. ft.), lease agreement, status unknown

** California Distribution

* Blüm Distribution, Inc., Oakland, CA 94612, status unknown

* Blüm Distribution I, Inc., Oakland, CA 94612, status unknown

Company commentary on California

** Nevada Dispensaries

* Blüm/Las Vegas Dispensary, 1130 Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (flagship), Operational, 98% Owned

* Blüm/Las Vegas Dispensary, 1921 Western Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89102, Operational, 98% Owned, * Sale Pending

* Blüm/Las Vegas Dispensary, 3650 S Decatur, Las Vegas, NV 89103, Operational, 98% Owned

* Blüm/Reno Dispensary, 1085 South Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada 89502, Operational, 50% Owned

*** Stakeholder only additional licensing processes were June 13th-June 23rd, with another process for retail locations September 7th-September 20th. Both processes carry a regulatory 90 days to deny or approve.

** Nevada Cultivation and Production

* NuLeaf Sparks Cultivation, LLC, 859 Deming Way, Sparks, NV 89509, (30,000 sq. ft.) facility, Operational, Commencement of operations June 1st

* NuLeaf Reno Production, LLC, (15k sq. ft.), 50% partners, awaiting final approval

*** Future Cultivation and Lab operation located at 6585 W Gary Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89139, Licensed (1ea), non-operational

*** Future Greenhouse operation located at 200 Hawco Court #B, Sparks, NV 89441, (Spanish Springs), Licensed, non-operational, expected completion by late ‘18

*** Future facilities for the Production of Infused Products, 0 Pyramid Way, (Spanish Springs), Licensed, non-operational

Company commentary on Nevada

** New Jersey

* Hydroponic Cultivation Facility, – Operational (lettuce, herbs), (no marijuana authorized yet)

Company commentary on New Jersey

business is blüming!!!

I can definitely see the argument (and would agree) that some matters are indeed currently speculative.

WeHo (several applications, 4?), and New Jersey (4 applications) are , if not long shots, 50/50 chance would be reasonable due to extreme competition, and in WeHo case, as mentioned many times, it not being a traditional process/guidelines, etc.

But worthy of note would be WeHo, per 15th update looking at about 6 weeks to complete process, and NJ process, per the state, November 1st, although again, I think they might be underestimating.

That’s 8 licenses pending with outcome 60 days or less.

Speculation a reason to dismiss? I wouldn’t necessarily think so.

Then you have matters such as Nevada stakeholder only licensing (Very short window, deadline this week actually I believe (21st?) and stated last week Fremont area location was (already) secured. It was also stated I believe target 3-4 applications/licenses.

As it’s a stakeholder only process, much greater chance than 50/50 wouldn’t necessarily be unreasonable, and I think it would actually be quite surprising if they did not receive what they sought. Fremont location alone great promise, all others “gravy”.

That’s 4 more licenses pending with an outcome of 60-90 days. (90 maximum to award per regs, 60 isn’t unreasonable..)

Then you have physical locations currently in process from operational through construction.

Nevada cultivation now in week 16(?), and recently stated full production by NY’s, which I had stated and believe (for everything 100% production)

Nevada manufacturing awaiting approval to commence.

SA retail and cultivation (Dyer) going now on month 4 of construction, and the permitting process one that upon completion, final permit issued and may commence, with CA licenses being rubber stamp.

That’s 1 retail, 2 cultivation, 1 manufacturing in progress. (zero speculation)

Then you have misc matters such as Nevada SS 40k (stated as design and engineering), SL and NorCal cultivation, the former stated as October, the latter as underway, but both being processes I’m not well versed on and seem to have had numerous delays, as well as Carnegie that there seems to be some speculation on final use, but currently in SA P2 for retail as well as cultivation.

That’s 2 retail, 3 cultivation which I completely excluded as while not speculative per se, I don’t personally feel I can address as the least knowledge.

Anyone care to break that down?

12 licenses with outcomes within 90 days.
1 retail, 2 cultivation, 1 manufacturing Q4.
2 retail, 3 cultivation (site/licenses) in the air.

That’s 21 licenses/locations/facilities pending with outcome/commencement, or firm decisions held in a little over 90 days/Q4.

21 licenses/locations/operations being overlooked. (with outcomes for the most part in a single quarter lol)

🙂 LOLOLOL

Kinda relevant, wouldn’t you say? 🙂 lol

I’ve said before…..I’m quite curious (execution), and my curiosity is who (exactly) is responsible for oversight (development, coordination, launch) of those locations as that is most likely the most important person in the entire organization due to the impact of that role, and that actually might be an area they need to address.

(One of our latest we’re taking over is a 65k, full site, which went from empty site/breaking ground to plants in in 4-5 months.)

I think one of their many issues are their turnaround times on locations. I’m well aware of the 100 different (valid) reasons for delays on any given project, but those should always be (when possible) addressed prior to breaking ground (when possible).

Of course, people want to compare everything to when they had an herb farm……or an herb farm and a single dispo…..or even when they had an herb farm and a couple dispo’s, the majority limited medical market….

– TRTC financials in 2019 will increase investor confidence and move PPS substantially.

— Staggered weekly or bi-weekly harvests (some in Q3, regular ongoing in 2018 Q4 and into 2019)
— 30,000 sq ft, seeds in ground in NV ALREADY
— ADDITIONAL 40,000 sq ft cultivation site to be built in NV
— Reduced costs with seed to sale – no need to buy outsider wholesale
— New dispensaries complete by Q4 in CA and in NV. Even MORE in 2019
— Increased extraction
— Likely CA changes in taxation, home delivery, cracking down on black-market
— Highly possible changes at federal level in laws, banking, drug schedule. Learn what 280E is and what it will mean when it changes
— Bi partisan support for federal law changes and drug schedule changes is increasing rapidly now, as meantime more states legalize
— Nj ready to legalize for recreational use: TRTC well positioned in NJ already
— New dispensary(s) in NV to replace sold off poorly performing location (Western Ave)
— Watch for announcements of new locations opening in CA and NV
— TRTC applying for more licenses than needed in some areas – with eye towards flipping some for profit
— TRTC entering beverage cannabis market as well

TRTC has NEVER been better positioned. 2019 is payday for smart investors. Expansion = revenue. 2019 will show SLOWED dilution (depending on how aggressive new expansion is in 2019).

Take your risks, and then either take your rewards or take your lumps based on your decision. Just don’t be like some people and blame everyone and everything but yourself for your own decisions in life.

My belief: 2019 will see this investment appreciate –Unlike many other OTC choices that have lost tremendous value.