Budtender of the Month: Milo Black
Black's desire to help others, no matter the setting, is a significant driving force in his life.
Black's desire to help others, no matter the setting, is a significant driving force in his life.
When he’s not assisting customers at the dispensary, you might find him enjoying some quiet scenery where he can smoke.
Anita Blunt moved to Ukiah and started working at Heritage Mendocino in 2022.
'Peeling away that intimidating layer makes people feel comfortable.'
'Having a passion for helping people and Cannabis will help you thrive in this industry.'
'The point of a budtender is to meet the needs of every patient with love and respect.'
'We all have a little bit of a collector in us, and weed is such a fascinating hobby to me.'
'It’s really cool just helping people on all different levels.'
“Andy brings a positive attitude and a contagious laugh.”
“As much as I do love the retail side as a people person, there is something therapeutic about being around plants.”
“We’re almost like the ‘Cheers’ of the Castro. Everybody knows us. We know our customers, and everyone just has fun."
Darian Martini makes House of Cannabis 'a place that feels like home.'
'The public has become a lot more accepting and a lot less critical of Cannabis.'
Alfie McVey’s favorite part of being a budtender is helping and connecting with customers.
"I felt dispensaries were essential businesses long before COVID brought the title."
Years of experience taught Jason Littlefield how to stay on top of trends and decipher the latest and greatest products.
For Duane, Cannabis isn’t just a job; it’s something that he said saved his life.
Jova Wellness Center budtender Odaly 'Dolly' Hernandez has seen firsthand how Cannabis helps people.
It’s crazy how much Cannabis changed from something I had to hide to something I do for a living; it's very fulfilling.
“This is a spiritual, master healer, and we want people to have a safe space when exploring her benefits.”