FAQ
Questions,
answered straight.
Ordering, grading, paperwork, payment and shipping. If something here is not covered, ask us — we answer within 24–48 hours.
Wholesale & ordering
Is there a minimum order?
No — there is no minimum order on the site — buy a quarter pound, a pound, or whatever suits your shelf. Wholesale flower pricing starts at 2 LB; contact us directly for wholesale pricing and ordering.
What sizes can I buy?
Flower is sold by the quarter pound, with full pounds on selected lots. Vapes, concentrates and edibles move in bundles, ten-packs and display boxes rather than single units.
Do I need an account to see pricing?
No. Every price on the site is the price you would pay today, visible without logging in. There is no hidden wholesale tier to apply for.
How do I place an order?
Standard orders go straight through the site like any checkout. For larger volume, restock timing or anything that needs a conversation first, get in touch before ordering. Full detail is on the wholesale page.
Flower & grading
What do Value, Premium, Exotic and Smalls mean?
What exactly are smalls?
The smaller buds that form lower down the plant, where they catch less light. Same strain, same grow, same cure — they are not trim or shake. Because bag appeal drives a lot of flower pricing, they cost noticeably less per pound, which is why pre-roll and infusion producers take them.
Why is everything priced per pound?
Because a quarter pound and a full pound at the same sticker price are not the same product. Normalising every lot to price per pound before grading is the only way to compare them honestly. The bulk buying guide works through the maths.
COAs & product information
Where do I find lab results?
In the COA library. Certificates are published as downloadable PDFs and no account is required to read them.
Does every product have a COA?
No — lab results are published where we have them documented, and the library grows as batches are added. If something you are looking at has no paperwork listed, ask before you order rather than assuming.
How should I read a COA?
Check the batch matches the product, then read the cannabinoid panel and the contaminant results rather than just the headline percentage. The bulk buying guide covers what to look for and the common ways a certificate can mislead.
What information is on a product page?
Lineage, breeder where known, terpene profile, size and price. Product content is reviewed by Nick Delesandro for cultivation context and lineage accuracy.
Payment & shipping
How can I pay?
Card, Zelle, cash, Apple Pay and bank transfer are all accepted at checkout.
What does shipping cost?
Flat rate is $20, priority is $50, and an insured option is $100. Shipping is free on orders over $1,000. International shipping is available at a flat $250.
Do you ship to my state?
We ship across most of the US, but not everywhere. Several states restrict these products and we do not ship into them — the current list is in the disclaimer at the bottom of every page. Check it before ordering.
Inventory & restocks
Is the inventory live?
Yes. If a strain is on the site, it is in the building. Sold-through lots come off the page rather than staying up to pad the menu.
Do sold-out strains come back?
Sometimes. Staple cultivars usually return; limited exotic runs often do not, because there may only be a few pounds of that pheno in existence. We do not publish a restock calendar — if you need something specific, email us and we will tell you what we know.
Products & THCA
Do you only carry flower?
No. Flower is the core, but we also carry vapes, concentrates, pre-rolls and edibles.
Does THCA get you high?
Not in its raw acidic form. Heat converts THCA into delta-9 THC, which is what happens when flower is smoked or vaporised. We cover the chemistry properly in how THCA flower gets you high.
Is THCA legal?
Hemp-derived material under the 0.3% delta-9 threshold is federally legal, but state law varies and some states restrict it outright. The state-by-state breakdown goes through it. Always check the rules where you are shipping.
What is the difference between THCA and THC?
THCA is the acidic precursor that occurs naturally in the living plant; THC is what it becomes once heated. The beginner's guide to THCA explains it in full.
Still need help
Ask us directly.
If the answer is not here, email [email protected]. We typically respond within 24–48 hours.
