At our farm, regenerative agriculture is at the heart of everything we do. For over a year, we've been reusing the same soil, enriching it with compost teas and natural amendments rather than relying on synthetic feeds. This approach not only sustains the soil's fertility but also enhances its microbial life, fostering a healthy ecosystem.

We prioritize the careful treatment of our plants, handling flower minimally to preserve their integrity and potency. Instead of using chemical sprays, we rely on beneficial bugs to manage pests, maintaining a balanced and thriving environment. Our commitment to soil microbiology and ecosystem health ensures that our cultivation practices are sustainable and harmonious with nature. Through these methods, we're able to produce the highest-quality products.

In our eight outdoor greenhouses, we embrace sustainable practices to create a thriving and balanced ecosystem. We utilize cover crops for nitrogen fixing, enriching the soil naturally and promoting robust plant growth. Beneficial bugs flourish in this healthy environment, providing natural pest control without the need for harmful chemicals.

To attract and support these beneficial insects, we plant a variety of flowers that offer both habitat and nourishment. Our worm bin produces vermicompost, enriching the soil further, and serves as a breeding ground for beneficial bugs. We can even harvest Rove beetles and Stratiolaelaps mites from the bin to support our indoor cultivation efforts. Through these practices, we ensure our greenhouses remain productive, sustainable, and in harmony with nature.

Our greenhouse flower is grown in climate controlled light deprivation greenhouses and in living soil beds. Our nutrient-rich soil requires very little additional inputs needed during the greenhouse season. By replicating the same growing practices in our greenhouses as we do indoors, we have consistent flower offerings year round.

Our greenhouse flower is grown in climate controlled light deprivation greenhouses and in living soil beds. Our nutrient-rich soil requires very little additional inputs needed during the greenhouse season. By replicating the same growing practices in our greenhouses as we do indoors, we have consistent flower offerings year round.

Through regenerative agriculture, we cultivate healthy cannabis plants with high-quality yields. We reuse soil and use Soil Armor—cover crops in greenhouses shield against elements, retain moisture, and conserve water. Minimal soil disturbance like no-till farming fosters beneficial microbiology, enriching soil over time. Our ecosystem approach includes diverse microbes, insects, plants, and animals, enhancing soil fertility. Keeping roots in soil captures carbon, supports microorganisms, enriching soil sustainably.

Our diverse ecosystem—from beneficial fungi, microbes, and insects like Rove beetles, Stratiolaelaps mites, lacewings, and ladybugs to snakes, lizards, and spiders—supports plant health and resilience. Plants such as clover, alyssum, poppies, and cosmos further enhance biodiversity, providing habitats and food sources. This holistic approach ensures sustainable cultivation and high-quality cannabis products.