Grow Generation offers its customers anything that has to do with growing cannabis, such as the soil, lighting, nutrients, growing medium and more. The company has over 60 stores across the country, making them the largest hydroponic supplier in the states.
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2016
The company opened a 10,000 sq ft retail store in Nevada.
2017
The company opened a 5,000 sq ft retail store in Nevada.
The company signed a strategic sales partnership with Lumigrow for the sales of LumiGrow 650e commercial LED fixtures with in-store displays that exhibit LumiGrow smart LED technology controlled by their smartPAR cloud-based software with GrowGen’s sales professionals providing local sales support.
The company opened its second retail store in California at 8,000 sq ft.
The company opened its 12th store with a 5-year lease for a 7,300 sq ft facility in Colorado.
The company acquired all assets of Seattle Hydro Spot and made it into its Northwest Retail Distribution Center.
The company acquired all the assets of Sonoma Hydro and in turn creating a Northern California Retail Distribution Center
2018
The company formed GrowGeneration Canada for the purpose of acquiring retail and wholesale equipment and grow supply companies servicing the Canadian market.
The company acquired HeavyGardens.com.
The company signed a lease to open a 10,000 sq ft Oklahoma cultivation equipment and grow supply operation.
The company signed a lease to open its 2nd Oklahoma cultivation equipment and grow supply operation.
The company opened Hemp Corp to sell agricultural products to hemp farms.
The company signed a lease to open a new 10,000 sq ft facility in Maine.
The company launched a B2B platform selling hydroponic and organic garden supplies on Amazon.com.
The company acquired Santa Rosa Hydroponics and Grower Supply in California.
The company acquired all the assets of Central Coast Garden and Farm Supply in California.
The company acquired all the assets of Superior Growers Supply with over 20,000 sq ft of warehouse and retail space in Michigan.
The company entered into an exclusive product, research and development agreement with Alliance Biologics for the exclusive sales of a complete line of specialty products and powder fertilizers that enhance plant health and yields in all hydroponics stores.
The company acquired inventory and customer accounts from Groco Supply.
The company acquired all the assets of Humboldt Depot which has d 1 depot and another location which the company will open and operate as a 2nd depot.
The company acquired all the assets of East Coast Hydroponic Warehouse with 10,000 sq ft warehouse and retail space in Rhode Island.
2019
The company signed its 3rd and 4th lease in Oklahoma with one 40,000 sq ft and a 20,000 sq ft warehouse.
The company acquired all the assets of GrowWorld with a 15,000 sq ft with the largest retail and warehouse garden center in Oregon by sq ft.
The company acquired all the assets of Grand Rapids Hydroponics.
The company acquired GreenLife Garden Supply with its 2 locations in Maine and 1 location in New Hampshire.
The company acquired all the assets of Reno Hydroponics.
The company acquired all the assets of Palm Springs Hydroponics.
The company purchased assets from BWGS including purchasing all the inventory of BWGS, as well as all their branded products.
The company acquired all the assets of Chlorophyll including a super store with 20,000 of warehouse and retail space.
2020
The company was added to the cannabis etf.
The company acquired assets of Canopy Crop Management and its complete portfolio of products, including the Power SI brand of silicic acid-enriched fertilizers.
The company acquired Grassroots Hydroponics with a 3-store chain of hydroponic garden centers in Southern California.
The company acquired The GrowBiz, the nation’s 3rd largest chain of hydroponic garden centers with 5 stores across California and Oregon.
The company acquired Big Green Tomato, a premium 2-store chain in Michigan with the company purchasing the 10,000 sq ft retail property in Battle Creek.
The company donated hydroponic growing systems and expertize to urban farms and nonprofits across the US in partnership with Whole CIties Foundation.
The company acquired Hydroponics Depot in Arizona.
The company acquired Emerald City Garden which is one of the argesty hydroponic operations in the region, working out of Concorde, California.
The company acquired all the assets of H2O Hydroponics with a hydroponic garden center in Michigan.
The company opeened a 40,000 sq ft super garden center, the biggest hydroponic store in the US in Oklahoma.
The company acquired Healthy Harvest in Florida, the largest hydroponic operation in the Southeast region.
2021
The company was included in the Russel 2000 Index.
The company launched Power Si in Canada through an exclusive distribution agreement with GreenPlanet Wholesale.
launched an e-commerce platform where you can purchase items online that you can pick up in the store, available at select locations.
The company relocated its Phoenix hydroponic garden to a 25,000 sq ft minutes from downtown and the airport.
The company signed a distribution agreement with Groundwork BioAg to offer DYNOMYCO to hydroponic and organic growers across the US.
The company opened 2 hydroponic garden centers in LA, California. 1 with 52,000 sq ft, a full soil yard and over 50 parking spots and 1 with 70,000 sq ft which will work as a distribution center.
The company acquired Commercial Grow Supply in LA, California.
The company acquired Hoagtech Hydroponics in Washington.
The company acquired All Seasons Gardening which is an indoor-outdoor garden supply center specializing in hydroponics systems, lighting, and nutrients in New Mexico.
The company acquired Mendocino Greenhouse and Garden Supply hydroponic garden center in Mendocino, California.
The company acquired Aqua Serene, a hydroponic garden center with stores in Eugene and Ashland, Oregon.
The company acquired The Harvest Company, a hydroponic supply center and cultivation design innovator with stores in Redding and Trinity County, California.
The company announced a partnership with Belushi’s Farm for the outfitting of its newest greenhouse.
The company signed a lease in Jackson, Mississippi for a future site of a 40,000 sq ft state-of-the-art GrowGen garden center featuring indoor vertical farming and controlled environment agriculture.
The company signed an asset purchase agreement with HGS Hydro to purchase its 7 stores across Michigan. This was however mutually terminated.
The company acquired Downriver Hydro Acquisition, an indoor garden supply center in Wayne County, Michigan.
The company acquired Agron.io which is a B2B integrated platform and will serve as a nwe portal for commerical growers and end-to-end solution for efficient operations.
The company acquired Aquarius Hydroponics, a 14,600 sq ft indoor-outdoor garden supply center specializing in hydroponics systems, lighting and nutrients in Agawam, Massachusetts.
The company acquired 55 Hydroponics, hydroponic and organic fertilizer superstore located in Santa Ana, California.
The company acquired Char Coir, an RHP-certified growing medium made from the highest-grade coconut fiber available.
The company signed 2 leases in LA, California which will serve as the future sites of two new GrowGeneration super hydroponic garden centers.
The company acquired San Diego Hydroponics & Organics, a four-store chain of organic, hydroponic and aquaponics garden centers in San Diego, California.
The company acquired Grow Warehouse, a four-store chain of hydroponic and organic garden stores in Colorado and Oklahoma.
The company acquired Grow Depot, a 2-store chain in Auburn and Augusta, Maine.
The company acquired Indoor Garden and Lighting, a 2-store chain of hydroponic equipment and indoor gardening supply stores serving the Seattle and Tacoma, Washington area. The company will in turn consolidate its existing Seattle operation into the acquired stores.
The company in collaboration with Harvest 360 Technologies will work together to develop a National Program to support individuals with the education and training to acquire the skills necessary to gain access to the state licensing process and types of support that are required to be successful in the cannabis industry.
The company invested in Total Grow Control and gained the right to exercise an option to purchase 100% of the assets of Total Grow Control.
2022
The company announced a premium partnership with Grodan becoming the first platinum-certified dealer of Grodan products.
The company acquired St. Louis Hydroponic Company in Missouri.
The company opened a hydroponic garden center in Virginia.
The company opened a 40,000 sq ft hydroponic garden center in Jackson, MIssissippi.
The company opened its first 7,700 sq ft store in Mount Holly, New Jersey with vertical farming demonstrations and educational support for growers to build and maintain state-of-the-art grow operations to maximize their yields.
The company acquired Horticultural Rep Group, a specialty marketing and sales organization of horticultural products based in Ogden, Utah.
The company opened a 25,000 sq ft hydroponic garden center in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The company acquired the assets of Mobile Media, Inc and MMI Agriculture, a mobile shelving manufacturing and warehouse facility.
2023
The company acquired a store, equipment and inventory from Mighty Grow in Jackson, Michigan.
The company announced an exclusive multi-year partnership focused on the development and sale of mycology supplies with Bridgetown Mushrooms. The company will be the exclusive distributor of Bridgetown’s suite of mycology products including its proprietary mix of commercial substrates, soils and nutrients, developed over the past 10 years.
The company acquired a store, including inventory and equipment in Traverse City, Michigan from The Grow Store.
The company acquired a store including inventory and equipment from Community Garden & Greenhouse in Bozeman, Montana.
The company acquired Southside Garden Supply with 2 stores, 1 in Anchorage and 1 in Wasilla, Alaska.
2024
The company announced a strategic partnership with with Quest Climate allowing for its products to be sold through the company’s distribution arm.
The company launched a B2B portal for hydroponic retailers and garden centers called HRG Marketplace. The marketplace is ensures delivery within 24-48 hours and is accesible to 500+ existing customers and 10’s of 1000’s of garden centers across the US.
2025
The company launched a B2B portal called GrowGen Pro Portal which offers real-time inventory, automated quoting and direct ordering for large-scale cultivators, greenhouse operations and vertical farms.
The company’s MMI Storage Solutions launched a mobile golf bag system at Bonita Bay Club in Florida which offering a space-saving and efficient alternative to traditional static racking with smooth-glide carriages, ergonomic handles and customizable layouts.
The company’s MMI Storage Solutions launched a mobile package and luggage solution designed exclusively for the Waldorf Astoria designed to elevate the guest experience by providing hotel staff with an efficient and secure way to handle guest luggage, from arrival through to checkout.
The company acquired Viagrow, a domestic supplier of gardening and hydroponic equipment expanding the company’s presence in the home gardening and big box retail segments.
The company entered into a distribution agreement with V1 Solutions which will act as the company’s sales and marketing partner for its proprietary product lines in the European Union.
The company started distribution of its products in Costa Rica.
The company entered into a strategic partnership to distribute the company’s proprietary product lines within the US with Arett Sales, a leading national lawn, garden, and outdoor living distributor. Arett Sales will support the partnership through merchandising, marketing campaigns, the annual Arett Open House trade show and their early order program, giving retailers the opportunity to stock up on GrowGen brands ahead of seasonal demand.
The company launched Dialed In Tri-Spec Under Canopy Light, a first-of-its-kind lighting solution engineered to boost lower-canopy flower development in commercial cannabis cultivation. The system does this with a tunable spectrum of Full Spectrum, Far Red, and UV light directly beneath the canopy to activate photosynthesis, anthocyanin development and secondary metabolite production from the bottom up.
2026
The company established a strategic co-marketing and sales collaboration with Netafim, the world’s largest irrigation company and a global leader in precision agriculture. The partnership is designed to support farmers transitioning from open-field farming to protected agriculture by combining GrowGeneration’s controlled environment agriculture supply network with Netafim’s water-management expertize.
The company announced 2 propagation products under the Char Coir brand, the Coco Coin Tray and the Insert Tray, offering gardeners, commercial growers and greenhouse operators a modern, mess-free system for improved cultivation performance compared to traditional soil or peat-based methods.
The company joined the US Cannabis Roundtable to help shape the future of America’s cannabis industry.