The Rev. Dr. Heber Brown III and his expanding ministry in Maryland Cannabis.
The flower menu is stacked with dozens of options, covering terpene profiles, high testers and hype drops.
'We are growing sought-after genetics with costs as high as $2,000 per clone.'
'It’s exciting, it’s electric and the playlist is going to hit.'
'We’re curing cotton mouth one cup at a time. Keeping all the stoners hydrated.'
Book uses Cannabis as a sleep aid and for treating anxiety and PTSD.
'Peeling away that intimidating layer makes people feel comfortable.'
'We all have a little bit of a collector in us, and weed is such a fascinating hobby to me.'
“I’m not someone who can sit in one spot in front of a computer all day. I need to be free.”
We want to thank everyone for the support as we continue to make this the best celebration possible.
'You always will get something you don't expect when coming into the store.'
The Green Goods team embraces Cannabis culture, recognizing that everyone has a different reason for loving the plant.
“Each seed is different than the next one... and we need to know that this is something organic and not made in a lab.”
“As much as I do love the retail side as a people person, there is something therapeutic about being around plants.”
With over 100 different flower options on the menu, this storefront certainly lives up to its name.
Verano operates exclusively under LEDs and even uses under-canopy lights.
Rosensweig’s go-to strain is something heavy in myrcene or caryophyllene.
'The public has become a lot more accepting and a lot less critical of Cannabis.'
Highlighting the state's top strains for our annual Flower Issue.
Cannabis helped with Heidi Perhach's anxiety, allowing her to 'just think happier thoughts.'
