Take this fun quiz to find out which cannabis mama vibe matches your lifestyle!

1. How do you usually enjoy your cannabis?
A) A relaxing bath and an infused pre-roll at night
B) Microdosing edibles during my creative workday
C) CBD oil in my morning wellness routine
D) Low-dose gummies on the weekend with friends

2. Your ideal self-care moment includes:
A) Candles, soft music, and peace & quiet
B) Journaling, yoga, or creating something
C) A nature walk and herbal tea
D) Laughter, good snacks, and good company

3. What’s your go-to mom mantra?
A) “Peace starts with me.”
B) “Progress, not perfection.”
C) “Balance is everything.”
D) “Fun is a form of healing.”

4. How do you talk to your kids about cannabis?
A) Open, honest, and age-appropriate conversations
B) I keep it educational—science and plant history
C) I use it as a teaching moment about choices
D) With humor and love—just like everything else

See the Results:

Mostly A’s: The Zen Cannamom

You prioritize peace and mindfulness. Cannabis is your way to reconnect and recharge, especially after a long day of giving to others.

Mostly B’s: The Creative Cannamom

You use cannabis as a tool for inspiration and deeper reflection. You’re always dreaming up something—whether it’s a poem, a playlist, or a new dinner recipe.

Mostly C’s: The Wellness Warrior Cannamom

You approach cannabis like a supplement—part of your health toolkit. From CBD tinctures to cleaner living, you’re all about balance and education.

Mostly D’s: The Social Butterfly Cannamom

You love connection, and cannabis helps you stay present and have fun. Whether it’s a girls’ night or a Netflix binge, you make room for joy.

Share your result and tag us @cannacuriousmag with #CannamomVibes

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By Diana Sanmiguel

When the pandemic hit in 2020, everything about my life as a mother changed. I went from seeing my kids a few hours a day to being with them 24/7, practically overnight. Like many moms, I found myself juggling remote learning, a scaled-back work schedule, and the emotional toll of uncertain times—all without my usual outlets for release (since we were trapped indoors). As a single mother, entrepreneur, and lover of being social, the isolation was hard. That’s when I found CBD—and it quietly changed everything.

Discovering CBD as a Wellness Tool

I needed something to keep me calm given the hectic times and bring me back to myself. I began using CBD through edibles and vaping because of its ability to help me stay grounded without the psychoactive effects of THC. I was new to cannabis and didn’t want to get high. What started as a wellness experiment quickly became a tool in my toolkit to not only help with stress relief but also to help me show up more fully for my kids.

I’ve always embraced a mindful and open-minded approach to motherhood. I meditate. I practice yoga. I don’t spank. I let my children express their emotions, even when it’s loud, even when it’s messy. CBD became a natural extension of that mindfulness—another way to be present and more regulated when coping with the unknown.

Shedding Shame, Choosing Calm

Still, I know not everyone understands. For some, the idea of a mom using cannabis or CBD seems irresponsible, even immoral. But I reject that shame. I believe that caring for ourselves is part of caring for our families. When I choose to use cannabis, I’m choosing calm over chaos. I’m choosing to stay patient instead of yelling. I’m choosing to relax so I can meet my children with love instead of exhaustion.

And I’m not alone.

Across the country, more mothers like me—Cannamoms—are stepping forward to say, “This helps me.” We’re no longer hiding our cannabis use behind closed doors. We’re sharing our stories on social media, podcasts, and in conversations with other moms at school pick-up. We’re creating supportive communities and advocating for education over judgment.

Always Learning, Always Evolving

We’re also becoming leaders in the industry—starting wellness brands, launching educational events, and creating cannabis products tailored to moms like us. We’re doing the research. We’re talking to healthcare providers. We’re modeling responsible use at home, locking products away, setting clear boundaries, and teaching our kids that wellness can look many different ways.

Personally, I’ve explored CBD lotions for back pain, THC oils for better sleep, and low-dose gummies and mints for long days when my patience runs thin. I continue to learn and grow as a consumer, and I always encourage other moms to do the same—do your research, read labels, talk to professionals. The World Health Organization and the National Institute on Drug Abuse have confirmed cannabis’s therapeutic effects, so we can now speak with more confidence about its benefits.

I often say moms are the influencers of the family. We make everything work. But we can’t pour from an empty cup. Whether it’s cannabis, therapy, a long walk, or time with friends, we all need tools that refill us. For me, cannabis is just one of those tools. It doesn’t make me a bad mother—it makes me a better one.

Looking back, 2020 was one of the hardest years of my motherhood journey so far. But I came out stronger and calmer. I have become more in tune with myself and my kids. And that, to me, is the heart of being a cannamom: finding your version of balance and refusing to feel shame for it.

The more we share, the more we normalize this conversation. We’re not just breaking the stigma—we’re rewriting the rules.

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While many people celebrate this cannabis holiday with parties, at CannaCurious, we’re celebrating it in a unique way by highlighting the powerful and fascinating connection between women and cannabis. From ancient growers to modern innovators, women have long been at the forefront of cannabis culture, wellness, and entrepreneurship. We’ve rounded up some fun (and surprising!) facts that prove 420 isn’t just a bro-fest—it can be a whole vibe!

1. The First Documented Cannabis Growers? Women.

In ancient times, especially in regions like China and India, women were often the primary cultivators and preparers of cannabis for medicine, textiles, and rituals.

2. Cannabis Was Once a Common Women’s Medicine

Before prohibition, cannabis was widely used to treat menstrual cramps, labor pain, and mood swings. Queen Victoria’s physician famously prescribed her cannabis for menstrual discomfort.

Read about the link between cannabis and your periods.

3. Women Dominate the Legal Cannabis Space

Women own approximately 20–30% of cannabis businesses—a higher rate than in most other industries. Many brands led by women focus on wellness, education, and sustainability.

Read about how to create your own canna-business pitch deck.

4. Cannabinoids & the Endocannabinoid System Support Hormonal Balance

The body’s endocannabinoid system (ECS) helps regulate mood, appetite, pain, and hormones. CBD and THC can support hormonal balance, reduce PMS symptoms, and ease menopause-related issues like insomnia and anxiety.

Read how cannabis can ease symptoms of menopause.

5. Canna-moms are Changing the Narrative

More moms are speaking openly about using cannabis for stress relief, anxiety, and parenting wellness—challenging outdated stigma and showing that responsible use and motherhood can coexist.

Check out these canna-moms redefining wellness.

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On February 8th, we gathered in beautiful Fort Lauderdale for an unforgettable evening of joy and delicious indulgence. From the moment guests arrived, they were wrapped in an atmosphere of warmth—greeted with a refreshing mocktail and the chance to capture their radiance in our self-love photoshoot area. Meanwhile, our sponsor, Curaleaf, showcased an exciting demo of products designed to elevate wellness discreetly.

As the evening unfolded, guests found their seats—each adorned with their name and a personalized message just for them. Over a decadent 3-course meal and wine, we explored sustainable shopping tips and dived into a fascinating talk with Clinical Sexologist and the Executive Director of the Female Orgasm Research Institute, Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill. She shared with us the powerful connection between cannabis and orgasmic pleasure (because who doesn’t want more of that?). Laughter and knowing nods filled the room as we celebrated the beauty of women’s health and pleasure.

The women were so elegant and filled with such beautiful energy… The evening was blissful! Your mission, magazine, and events are helping set a new baseline for women’s health.

Dr. Suzanne Mulvehill

Before the night came to a close, we took a moment for deep reflection—each guest writing a heartfelt note to themselves, a keepsake we will mail back as a reminder of their worth and self-love. And of course, no Galentine’s event would be complete without a fabulous goodie bag—each one had over $100 worth of curated gifts from our generous sponsors.

The CannaCurious ladies did a fantastic job keeping the energy of the night flowing… The self-love letter actually brought tears to my eyes. I had no idea how emotional practicing being nice to myself was going to feel!

Lyndsay M.

It was a night of sisterhood, self-celebration, and community—a true testament to the magic that happens when women come together. We can’t wait to do it all again!

Thank you to all of our sponsors: Curaleaf, High on Love, Upstate Mary, Life Above Hemp, CLEA Midlife, Brez and Weedmaps.

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Let’s be honest: giving up alcohol is tough, especially when you love a good cocktail. I’ve spent years savoring expertly crafted drinks, and living in Savannah—a city where food and drink are the heartbeat of social life—makes it even harder. For me, the allure of heading to a bar, chatting with regulars, or meeting new people is almost irresistible. It was easy to justify enjoying a cocktail or two (or more) after a long day, especially when socializing became a key part of my routine.

However, something shifted recently. As I entered my mid-40s, I started feeling the physical toll of frequent drinking: dehydration, fatigue, weight gain, and stomach discomfort from my beloved Bourbon. Combined with the ongoing stress of life, I came to the realization that it was time to take a break.

So, this year, I decided to take on Dry January—a month-long break from alcohol. Now, one week in, I’m feeling surprisingly great. I’ve noticed a boost in energy and a reduction in my usual stomach pains. But, of course, as a cocktail lover, the challenge was finding satisfying alternatives. Here are some tips I’ve learned along the way to help survive (and even enjoy) Dry January without feeling like you’re missing out.

All mocktails are not created equal

First things first: figure out what kind of drinker you are. I’m not someone who enjoys sweet, sugary drinks (think soda or juice), so I quickly learned that many mocktails are just glorified fruit juice—and that’s a deal-breaker for me. When I ordered my first mocktail at a nice restaurant, it came in a tall glass with pineapple juice, a sprig of rosemary, and a frothy top. It was cute, but nothing more than fancy juice. If you like sweet drinks, it may work for you, but it didn’t satisfy my cravings for a more spirit-forward drink.

Spirit-replacement mocktails are a game changer

Once I understood what I wanted (something less sugary, more akin to a classic cocktail), I started asking bartenders about non-alcoholic spirit options. That’s when I discovered Amethyst, a non-alcoholic gin substitute. I tried it in a cucumber spritz, and surprisingly, it hit the spot. The taste had a little of that “bite” that I missed, and it was refreshing. The real magic came when I had it after work, during a time I would typically have a cocktail to unwind. It gave me that calm, relaxed feeling—without the alcohol. I might even keep this one around post-Dry January.

I also tried a virgin Bee’s Knees cocktail made with Seedlip, another great option. There’s something about sipping a drink from a pretty cocktail glass that makes the experience feel authentic. If you’re used to enjoying a cocktail ritual, this adds a lot to the experience.

CBD/THC beverages provide a different kind of calm

If you’re anything like me, the ritual of having a drink to decompress after a long day is part of the appeal. So when I needed something calming but alcohol-free, I turned to cannabis-infused beverages. These are becoming more widely available, and many people (myself included) find that they provide a calming effect similar to alcohol but without the negative side effects.

My current favorite is Wynk’s infused sparkling beverages. They’re no-calorie, sugar-free, and come in delicious flavors. The Black Cherry Fizz with 2.5 mg of THC is my go-to when I want to unwind. It’s not quite the same as a cocktail, but it’s definitely an effective alternative. Plus, it’s a fun way to explore a new side of relaxation.

How’s it going so far?

Surprisingly well, I’d say! Ten days in, I’m feeling lighter and more energetic, and I’ve had no stomach pains (which I attribute to cutting back on alcohol). The stress-relieving benefits I once got from drinking are being replaced with mocktails and cannabis-infused drinks, and I don’t feel like I’m sacrificing too much. The goal at the end of this month isn’t just to say “no” to alcohol but to develop a more moderate relationship with drinking. If this month is any indication, I think I’ll come out of it with a more balanced approach to my wellness and drinking habits.

My takeaways for Dry January (or anytime you want to cut back)

• Know your drink style. Understand what kind of drinker you are and find mocktails or replacements that match your taste (e.g., spirit-forward vs. fruity).
• Experiment with non-alcoholic spirits. They can mimic the taste and experience of your favorite cocktails, so don’t settle for boring mocktails.
• Explore CBD/THC alternatives. If you need relaxation, consider infused beverages as a substitute for alcohol—they can offer a similar calming effect without the downside.

So, cheers! (But with a non-alcoholic drink in hand, of course.) If you’re considering Dry January or just want to cut back on alcohol, I encourage you to explore what works for you—in all aspects of your wellness journey. You might just find that you enjoy the journey more than you expected.

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Did you know your skin, the body’s largest organ, is not just your outer shield but also a mirror of your internal well-being? Enter dry brushing, or garshana (pronounced gar-shun-uh)—an ancient Ayurvedic ritual that invites vitality, flow, and self-love into your daily routine, especially during the winter months when our bodies need a little extra TLC.

Winter is ruled by the kapha dosha in Ayurveda, characterized by qualities like heaviness, coolness, and stability. While cozy vibes sound lovely, kapha energy can leave us feeling sluggish, unmotivated, and burdened with ama—unprocessed toxins in the body. Coupled with winter dryness, it’s the perfect storm for feeling lethargic and stagnant. Dry brushing sweeps in (literally!) to restore flow and energy, getting your body back in harmony with its natural rhythm.

How to Dry Brush

Grab a dry brush or exfoliating gloves—this is your magic wand! Here’s how:

1. In your tub, start from the soles. Use gentle, circular motions on your feet and move upward toward your heart.
2. Don’t overthink it. There’s no wrong way to do it. Just brush, baby, brush!
3. Rinse and refresh. Once you’ve given your skin some love, hop into the shower to wash away dead skin cells.

Add extra radiance by pairing this ritual with abhyanga, Ayurveda’s luxurious self-oil massage. Warm almond oil, sesame oil, or la diosa body oil in your hands and lather it onto your body post-shower. For a yummy CBD lotion option, try Potency No. 710’s Higher Good, which also contains 750 mg of healing CBG. Take your time (15 min), let the oil sink into your skin, and reconnect with your body as you release tension and nurture your nervous system. Don’t forget the scalp—your crown deserves the royal treatment too!

Why You’ll Fall in Love with These Rituals

Benefits of Garshana (Dry Brushing):

• Boosts skin texture, glow, and suppleness
• Helps eliminate “chicken skin” (clinically known as Keratosis pilari)
• Supports metabolism and detoxification
• Improves lymphatic drainage and circulation
• Awakens and energizes your body

Benefits of Abhyanga (Self-oil Massage):

• Promotes healthy lymph flow and circulation
• Enhances sleep quality (hello, dreamy nights!)
• Encourages graceful aging and glowing skin
• Soothes your nervous system and restores balance

These rituals are a powerful duo, offering not just physical benefits but also an emotional and spiritual reset. It’s self-love in its most tangible form, melting stress while infusing your day with grounding and nourishment.

A Few Notes of Caution

While dry brushing is generally safe and oh-so-beneficial, avoid it if you have:

• Extremely sensitive skin
• Skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema
• Open wounds or irritated skin (yes, that includes sunburn!)
• An acute illness

Let this winter be your season of intentional care and connection. Garshana and abhyanga are more than skin-deep—they’re a celebration of your body and its wisdom all year round. 

Kathy Rivera (she/they/ella) is a trauma-informed energy medicine practitioner and first-generation queer healer. They’re passionate about supporting BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities in reclaiming their magic, untangling generational trauma, and thriving unapologetically. Their journey began with their own healing, fueled by life’s challenges and a courageous leap from corporate America. Therapy, decolonizing belief systems, and embracing Buddhist practices and reclaiming earth-based wisdom led them to wholeness. Now, they share this wisdom, creating a nourishing space that blends therapeutic yoga, energy healing, and seasonal wellness practices for healing and transformation. A lifelong learner, continuously expanding her knowledge through studies in energy medicine, bodywork, earth-based wisdom, herbalism, and yoga. She also shares her insights through poetic articles, inspiring others on their paths to healing.

Ready to connect with Kathy and explore your own healing journey? Visit kathyrivera.co.

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The Las Vegas Arts District’s Nine Twenty event space transformed into a vibrant oasis during MJBizCon, proving that the cannabis industry isn’t just about business—it’s about celebration, connection, and empowerment. In collaboration with FlowerHire’s legendary Smoke & Magic gathering, CannaCurious crafted an unforgettable haven exclusively for the powerhouse women driving the cannabis revolution.

Picture this: A stunning pink throne fit for an industry queen, nestled against a mesmerizing mosaic of cannabis leaves—a backdrop so Instagram-worthy it practically demanded attention. Custom hot pink champagne flutes emblazoned with “Call me your highness” set the tone for an evening of pure magic, with Cann’s delicious low-THC/CBD beverages flowing freely.

But this was more than just a lovely space. It was a strategic networking sanctuary where women entrepreneurs, innovators, and industry leaders could connect, inspire, and elevate each other away from the conference chaos. One attendee captured the vibe perfectly: “It was like a party within a party—our own little queendom of camaraderie!”

As the evening wound down, guests departed with luxe gift bags packed with premium products from Juana, Kiva Camino, CLEA Midlife, and CannaCurious—a tangible reminder of the incredible community being built.

Creating a safe space for women to kickback and connect was our goal, and it was fabulous to see our intention being felt. Mark your calendars, Your Highnesses. Next year’s gathering is already something to anticipate!

Check out our recap on Instagram!

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By Julia Sergison

I’ve been itching to decorate a cake for months. When I was little, I used to do it all the time. My elementary school best friend and I often did it together, using the kitchen in her parent’s basement apartment rental unit when it was unoccupied and starting an unofficial business we called Basement Bakery. We mostly made cupcakes and cakes that fit the theme of our own little cousins’ birthday parties. I can still pipe Bob The Builder with my eyes closed.

I couldn’t tell you when I stopped decorating cakes, but ever since I turned 30 in June, I’ve been actively trying to incorporate more of my favorite feel-good childhood activities into my adult life. This weekend, I finally got back to Basement Bakery (ahem, 4th Floor Bakery, I guess).

Over the years, I’ve used cannabis to get out of my own way and to be present in the moment. Rather than convincing myself I should be using my time more efficiently (make a spreadsheet! send cold emails! scrub the floors!), cannabis helps me slow down and just enjoy whatever it is I’m doing. The important part for me is setting an intention so I don’t just end up scrolling and snacking on the couch (though occasionally, that is the intention). 

Spud’s Coffee—my favorite local coffee shop, my makeshift office, my creative haven, and the best brunch in Fort Lauderdale—celebrated its third birthday recently, and I knew I finally had the inspiration I needed. I was puppysitting the same weekend, so I managed my time and expectations, deciding on a boxed mix for the cake and saving my energy for homemade icing and all the decorating. I gathered the supplies the day before so that Saturday would be just about the execution.

On Saturday morning, after a little walk and breakfast, I baked two 8-inch rounds so that I could get some more things done while they cooled for a while. After my errands and tasks, I took the pup on a long walk so that he would be tired enough to leave me to it. Then, I put on a Chill Mix playlist that Spotify made for me, and I took a joint out to the balcony to start phase two. Why a joint? I didn’t want the time commitment of an edible, and I don’t trust myself to clean a bowl or a bong as often as I should, so I don’t even own either of them. I missed my opportunity to smoke a cakey strain for the occasion and instead opted for Grassroots Lady Madonna from Curaleaf.

The calm from the cannabis helped me to just have a good time. I didn’t let the naturally passing thoughts distract me from doing something I wanted to do. I thought about how I was tired from a busy week, and I let it go. I thought about how I’d have to clean up this mess later, and I let it go. I thought about how the cake isn’t gluten-free and that I won’t even be able to taste it to see if it’s good, and I let it go. I was able to create space for the thoughts that served me: what color icing should I make first so I can change the color easily for the next? What utensils am I done with and can go in the dishwasher already? How should I fill the piping bags so I can easily swap out piping tips? Cannabis helped me think clearly and heightened the fun of the creative process.

Even better? I was met with more warm fuzzies the next day when I brought the cake to the Spud’s team. Their reactions only multiplied how glad I was to finally get to it. I’m already looking for a reason to decorate another (call me!).

If you’re inspired to take on a canna-creative project of any size – we want to hear it! Share your story and be featured in one of our next Sesh & Shares.

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By Julia Sergison

When it comes to bringing together cannabis enthusiasts in a laid-back, fun environment, our recent event, The Wine Down, truly delivered. It was an intimate yet vibrant evening full of laughter, music, friendly competition, and, of course, a little puff-puff-pass (or sips if that was more your style!). We wanted guests—whether they came in a group or solo—to feel like they were spending a night amongst friends while still offering some expert education and conversation from our kind, approachable canna-community. We had good food, good vendors, good games, and good prizes, all led by the incredible DJ Bryan the MC  who kept the vibes high… pun intended. 

If you missed it, don’t worry! Here’s a look back at some of the night’s highlights, along with a few takeaways on why events like this are important for our growing community.

Highlights from the Night

Local Vendors & Sponsors: Our guests were welcomed into the venue by our local vendors who offered education, services, and products to our community. Curaleaf showcased their new Select line, sharing some stash socks and “Women Love Weed” necklaces; Highly Fulfilled Wellness Med Spa whose doctor was onsite to share tips on how to apply for or renew medical marijuana cards; SeaMoss-Organics brought vitamin and nutrient-packed gummies, gels, juices, and resins. They enhanced our community-focused feel, and we love supporting their outreach and growth. It was delightful to see everyone connecting with these small businesses and discovering new products in a casual setting.

Throughout the night, our guests giggled and mingled between games, smoke breaks in the backyard terrace, all the while sipping some BRĒZ, an alcohol-free social tonic of microdosed cannabis & mushrooms, before returning to the final showdown and enjoying snacks from the culinary geniuses at Gratefuel Cafe, our wonderful venue.

Why Events Like The Wine Down Matter

While we’re always into a little fun, our goals with The Wine Down were also to foster a community where people can come together and feel genuinely connected through shared interests in a place that doesn’t shame you for wherever you fall on the canna-spectrum. Events like The Wine Down help create that space in a way that feels accessible, inviting, educational, fun, and judgment-free.

If you were hesitant to attend but are thinking about the next one, know that we craft them with you, the canna-curious, in mind. It’s a relaxed, welcoming environment that celebrates cannabis (whether you choose to use it at the event or not) and invites you to build connections for friends, business, art, and more!

Cannabis culture is about more than just the plant; it’s about the joy, creativity, and freedom it brings. By incorporating entertaining elements like music and games, we’re able to show that cannabis is as much about community and celebration as it is about wellness and education.

Looking Forward: Join Us Next Time!

The Wine Down was just one of many events we plan to host for the CannaCurious community. Our goal is to continue creating spaces where our community can learn, connect, and feel empowered through cannabis. If you’re curious about cannabis, looking for a fun night out, or just want to meet new friends in the community, keep an eye on our Instagram and subscribe to our newsletter for details about upcoming events. And if you attended The Wine Down, tag us in your photos—we’d love to see your favorite moments from the night. We want to send a special thanks to our pals Annie from Elegant Leaf and Cailin from Oh Cai Creative for their help in facilitating and capturing our night!

Remember, whether you’re a regular user or just starting to explore the world of cannabis, there’s a place for you at our future gatherings. These events are for everyone (whether you consume or not!), and we’re here to make sure you feel right at home.

We hope to see you next time!

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By Jill Goldsberry

This year the Revelry Buyers Club and Festival in NYC presented a two-day event featuring a day for buyers to connect with 100 of the best legal New York brands. The second day had festivities for the enthusiasts, the culture, and celebrities to mix and mingle—all for the love of the plant. 

On the Revel has been going strong since 2016 by it’s pioneers, Lulu Tsui and Jacobi Holland. It is always an event including cannabis brands showcasing their products for retail sales, panels, and discussions with local celebrities. This event did not disappoint! 

We were on the lookout for women-led and owned cannabis brands offering quality products to share, and we certainly found them. Here are a few of our favorites.

New York Cannabis Brands to Watch

Dealer Cannabis, Kate McLaughlin, CEO

Dealer Cannabis is one of the only full-scale operations that is Black woman and veteran owned. They were on hand introducing a new sku– an edible chocolate bar that is 400mg/10mg per piece. It will be available in dark and white chocolate. The brand’s flower and pre-rolls can also be found in many dispensaries throughout NYC and the state.

Sky Rose Farms, Jenny Hindes, Cultivator and CEO

Lead by a genuine 3rd generation legacy farmer. Jenny is a 20-year veteran in cultivation and is very connected to the plant. Sky Rose is premium flower at better prices than most. Don’t sleep on this brand!

Tarot Tokes Cannabis, Lovely Hamlet, Chief Marketing Officer

Hamlet is the brains, beauty, and tarot practitioner behind the sun-grown flower brand Tarot Tokes. Hamlet often combines her metaphysical skills to cannabis consumers by including a tarot card with each strain to explain its mood benefits. Tarot Tokes can be found throughout New York State and recently won the best in state for their strain of Lilac Rose.

Supernaturals NY

Supernaturals is a woman-led, family farm. They are known for “using our best quality flower to create the best pre rolls on the market.” They pride themselves on their strict cultivation practices in using only living soil to grow potent flower. But the MVP of the day was by far their gummies–  the best I’ve tasted in a long time. Made with fast-acting THCV and herbs with flavors like Peach Matcha Energy the effects will be out of this world!

Despite the industry is still very male-dominated in terms of cultivation, manufacturing, and sales, Revelry Buyer’s Club did a great job of showcasing these women-led brands who are breaking down barriers. With thoughtful cultivation and branding, they are bringing their unique female perspectives to the plant in the best way.

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