It seems a month doesn’t go by without  GrowGeneration Corp . (NASDAQ: GRWG ) making another acquisition. February is only just starting  and the hydroponic store chain has said it is buying Grow Depot, a two-store chain in Auburn and Augusta, Maine. The acquisition brings the total number of GrowGen hydroponic garden centers in Maine to five, with locations in Auburn, Augusta, Biddeford, Brewer, and York.

“It’s a very exciting time in Maine’s adult-use market, and we’re pleased to expand our footprint in the state through our acquisition of Grow Depot, which has proudly served the Central Maine area for nearly a decade,” said Darren Lampert, GrowGeneration’s CEO. “With our expanded footprint, the Maine market is expected to generate 2021 annual revenues of over $20 million for GrowGen.”

Founded in 2012 by Jim Parisi, Grow Depot carries a large catalog of equipment for indoor growing and hydroponic systems. As part of the transaction, both Jim and Anthony Parisi, with over two decades of experience in the indoor growing supply industry, and their 10 employees will join GrowGen’s team of more than 450 grow professionals.

The Grow Depot acquisition is the company’s second of the year and follows yet another quarter of record earnings. Last month, the Company pre-announced fourth-quarter revenues of $61.5 million, bringing full-year 2020 revenue to $192 million, up 140% from 2019. Same-store sales increased 63% for full-year 2020, compared to the previous year. The Company also raised its 2021 revenue guidance to $335 million – $350 million and raised its 2021 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $38 million – $40 million. GrowGen plans to have 55 garden center locations by the end of 2021.

The stock hit the $53 mark in January, but then it seemed investors took some profits as the stock has slid back to the $43 range. Both Roth Capital and Ladenburg Thalmann downgraded the company to neutral which may have been the reason why the stock slipped. The average price target is $52.71 according to Yahoo! Finance.