 I'm Debra Borechart and this is your marijuana money minute. Overall, it was a pretty quiet week, but we did start to get some earnings. Scott's Miracle Grow reported that its fiscal third quarter revenue came in at 1.49 billion. That was an increase of 28% over last year and it beat the Yahoo analysts' estimates for just 1.3 billion. The company said that its hydroponic subsidiary called Pothorn, those sales increased 72% to $302 million. Things are going so well at Scott's that they bonus the employees that weren't even supposed to get a bonus and they also increase their guidance for the full year sales, the adjusted earnings and the free cash flow. While Afria reported their earnings, and it was a bit of a mixed bag on the net revenue side, they reported 152 million. That was an increase of 18% over last year and it beat the analysts' estimates. Unfortunately though, they reported net losses of $98 million versus last year's net income of 15.7 million. The stock took a beating as a result. The company blamed all of it on COVID. Pot network holdings said that their revenue fell 41% down to $15 million in 2019 versus 2018's net revenue of 25 million. The company said that their revenue fell because of an FDA warning letter that they got and then a paring down of the product line. MYM NutriSutical says it is buying Biome Grow for 12 million Canadian dollars. Biome Grow is a Canadian-based company with national and international business interests. The company has a subsidiary called Highland Grow that is licensed to cultivate, process and sell cannabis. And finally, as announced in early June, Clever Leaves is making progress toward listing on the NASDAQ through the Schultz SPAC. That deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter and the company will be known as Clever Leaves Holdings. And that's it for this week. Everyone stay safe out there. I'm Deborah Borchard with the Green Market Report.