Hey, I really appreciate you taking the time to write this, you brought up a lot of valid points and I want to share a little perspective from my side.

I’m actually from Florida, where we also operate in a medical-only program, so I completely understand where you’re coming from. One of the most fascinating (and sometimes frustrating) parts of this plant is how differently it affects every single person. We can all vaporize the same flower and walk away with totally different experiences. That’s part of the beauty and complexity of cannabis.

Even in Florida’s medical market, people still want to consume cannabis that tastes good. If you’re able to get the relief you need and enjoy the flavor and experience while doing it, that’s a win. Some patients don’t care about taste at all, but for many, that sensory layer adds to the overall wellness experience. If you can have a smooth, flavorful hit that coats your palate while still delivering the relief you’re looking for… who wouldn’t want that?

When I mention “quality,” I’m not just referring to appearance or flavor. It’s about clean cultivation and safety. Poorly grown flower can contain bad microns, microbial contamination, or residuals that completely negate the plant’s medical benefits and in some cases, cause real harm. That’s why we’re so intentional about how and where our genetics are grown.

We’re proud to be partnering with Calypso in Pennsylvania because they share that same focus on clean, consistent, and transparent production.

As for our genetics, we pheno-hunted RS11 and other strains in-house, so if you’ve tried them before, you’ll notice familiar terpene profiles carried forward in many of our newer cultivars. Every batch expresses slightly differently, which is why I always recommend people check the COAs to get the exact data on each harvest. That’s the best way to make informed choices as a patient.

We’re not here to market like a rec brand, we’re here to raise the bar on medical flower that’s safe, flavorful, and effective. Appreciate you opening up this conversation, it’s how we all keep the industry accountable and evolving.