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March 2, 2015
DENVER — Colorado's marijuana industry is producing a lot less than it could, according to a state report released Friday.
Although state laws limit how many plants a business can cultivate, the monthly average for medical marijuana businesses last year ranged from a third to about half of what they could have produced, according to the annual update released Friday by the marijuana enforcement division of the Department of Revenue. The division estimates retail cultivation averaged 40 percent or less of the production limit.
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