r/weedbiz • u/adamthegoatidklol • 11h ago
was my weed laced
when i smoked weed i looked at a wall and it turned into a weird distortion and colours changed and it kinda transformed into a flag. was it laced or was i just rlly high
r/weedbiz • u/adamthegoatidklol • 11h ago
when i smoked weed i looked at a wall and it turned into a weird distortion and colours changed and it kinda transformed into a flag. was it laced or was i just rlly high
r/weedbiz • u/Boring-Context-4155 • 15h ago
Yeah I've ran thru muck boots, soft flexible sole and currently hard sole walmart tennis shoe.. and they're looking baf after the recent water exposure, even tho my feet stayed dry I know they won't last much longer.
I really don't want to drop $100--150 or more for shoes or boots because it just feels unnecessary, and like Redwing is overkill for a 115lb woman who works at an indoor weed facility either standing stationary plucking leaves off plants, or going at a much faster pace to harvest, reset a room and transplant baby plants. I'm not out in the field anymore, but unless I'm defoling I'm on my feet 90% of the time and some rooms are wet.
But this reset reminded me how badly it kills my back and hamstrings with stretching out on my tippy toes to reach across tables. I laid in bed all Saturday and feel like I'm low key limping and began to wonder what shoes can handle getting wet 8-10hrs a day and save me from future knee and back surgery, without hitting muck boot territory because I need some flexibility and support for moving quickly when required, and having shoes too hard or too soft kill the arches of the feet and slow me down the next day. Are orthopedic inserts really worth it and I can stuff them in ANY shoe?
A lot of the suggestions from people who are nurses or lab workers suggestions feel... well the high heel platform of foam cannot be safe for fast paced slippery enviorments... Crocks have holes in them by design and I hate unnecessarily getting wet even tho half the crew wears them. Please don't come at me for wanting my shoes to not make me look like a living Bratz doll where my feet are disproportional to the rest of my body 🙃. Please don't with crocks, as a ND the idea of working with wet socks is literally torture.
Idk if actual boots are good either, we work in hot humid enviorments so maybe there's an orthopedic shoe for work? I was kinda looking for a whole unit because I know they'll get disposed of after 6mos or a year depending how badly in shape they are
r/weedbiz • u/No-Football9387 • 1d ago
We created The Keefer Bunny to help push pro marijuana movement for medical and recreational! Keefer Bunny strain is coming out next week! $KFR on the Solana blockchain!
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r/weedbiz • u/CharacterFun9342 • 2d ago
What’s good fam— I’m Dex. I’ve been in the digital strategy space for a few years now, but recently partnered up with one of my closest boys to finally bring his family’s cannabis legacy to life under a real, licensed brand.
It’s called Elk Creek Genetics. Based in Norcal. Everything we sell is grown or produced by his pops, who’s been cultivating high-end, sun-grown flower for years—quietly moving weight, building relationships, and perfecting his strains and process.
We’re talking: • Spring-watered, living soil-grown flower • Hand-trimmed and cold-cured • Live rosin pressed in-house by @hellawaxxy (Emerald Cup winner 2x) • CBD balm made from the same flower we use for family medicine • Genetics we’re finally releasing through our Seed Club • And all product is lab tested, licensed, and ready
Where I come in is running the backend: • Website, automations, CRM, short-form content • Wholesale systems • Email/SMS marketing • Community + pop-up strategy
Right now we’re not trying to be loud or spammy. We’ve got great product and a real story, so we’re just focused on building organically—story first, community second, product third.
We’re starting to work with dispensaries and scaling our DTC drops (seeds + CBD) through the site.
If you’ve ever built a cannabis brand from scratch or have insight on building traction the real way—would love to tap in. Happy to share what we’ve learned so far too.
r/weedbiz • u/slickifyed • 2d ago
Before I get heavily into testing this, wanted to see if anyone had experimented with adding location-specific data to their product listings via shopify or something similar, and if this helped local SEO at all. Doesn't appear that I can tie this into the Google Merchant Center since Cannabis is blocked, so wondering if it has ancillary benefits and is worth the effort.
r/weedbiz • u/BiteDisastrous1176 • 2d ago
What are y’all’s favorite disposable weed pen?
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r/weedbiz • u/JobSend • 2d ago
Does anyone here have experience with marijuana delivery services?
I live in a fully legalized state with a metro population of about 2.5 million, yet there are no delivery options available. In an age where food, medicine, and groceries can all be delivered, why not cannabis?
I’d love to hear from anyone with insight into the legal and practical challenges of operating a marijuana delivery service.
r/weedbiz • u/Potential_Tackle5000 • 3d ago
I'm getting started with my own hemp business in NC where I will be selling THCA flower and derivatives. I already have a basic understanding of cannabis and the industry, but I want to deepen my knowledge on cannabis in general to better serve customers who might have questions regarding things like the difference between certain cannabinoids, terpenes and their effects, etc.
I've been scouring the web watching YouTube videos and reading articles and I recently came across an online cannabis course offered by Cannabis Training University. I'm wondering If anyone else has taken this course or knows of anything similar, I'm not so much interested in a certificate as I am the knowledge that I might gain from courses like that.
I was also thinking about signing up for a horticulture class at my local community college as my goal a lot further down the line is to own and grow my own plants, but even if that doesn't happen, I'd imagine the information gained would be beneficial for my business of buying and reselling hemp.
With all of that being said, can anyone offer any good resources that might help me down this journey? I just want to be as knowledgeable as I possibly can to better answer any questions customers may have. Any help at all would be so greatly appreciated!
r/weedbiz • u/Appropriate-Net1729 • 3d ago
Just wanted to share something for anyone who's been curious about lounges in Canada. I work at Club Lit, a cannabis lounge that’s been running fully legal in Ontario. Before I got involved, I honestly thought it wasn’t doable — and to be fair, starting from scratch is really tough. Tons of red tape, licensing, logistics, protocols... not easy.
But we’ve built a structure that actually works, and now it’s pretty straightforward for others to open their own lounges using our system. We handle all the complicated stuff, and you get full control of your own space — just need to follow our protocols and play by the rules.
We’re opening up to folks who want to run their own lounges because we genuinely believe this is something that should exist across Canada.
If anyone’s been thinking about it or wants to know how it works, feel free to hit me up. Happy to share more.
I'm consulting with a small CBD/hemp dispensary in the Southeastern US. They've been operating for years without a POS system, and I've helped convince them it's time for one. We contacted Dutchie for a demo this week but they informed us they don't work with CBD/hemp-only businesses.
Can anyone here recommend a POS or two that could accommodate? Lightspeed seems to be a common recommendation on Reddit, but they also seem to specialize in hospitality and golf? Seems odd. Anyway, any advice would be appreciated.
r/weedbiz • u/Tarrizard • 3d ago
Hiya, I am a digital marketer with 7 years experience. I want to break into the niche and offer services to CRS. I know others are doing it, doing it poorly(based on research), can y'all suggest someone who is doing it well that I can follow or learn from?
r/weedbiz • u/eher1045 • 4d ago
Saw a post the other day where someone said they quit their job to go full-time into cannabis and I’m just sitting here like… how? 😅
Like, I’m still pretty new to growing. Been at it for a bit and just had a really solid home grow — did Northern Lights and Blue Dream, both came out waaay better than I expected. There’s this deep joy in smoking what you grew yourself. But when it comes to actually making money off this or trying to go legit in any kind of business sense... it just seems like a whole different story.
I mean, how successful do you have to be with your growing to feel comfortable leaving your 9-5? Is it even realistic without big startup cash or connections? Maybe some folks are in a different position financially, but man… I’m just trying to get a couple zips cured right and not mess up my RH 😂
Would love to hear how others made the leap — or why you haven’t. I’m definitely inspired by the idea of going full-time with cannabis, but it still feels like a long way off
r/weedbiz • u/Pleasant_Grade • 4d ago
Hey everyone,
I run a small but fast-growing business in the cannabis cultivation space (Europe-based). We develop and sell high-quality irrigation kits designed specifically for cannabis growers — from small indoor setups to larger professional rooms.
We’ve recently developed a new product: a compact, powerful irrigation pump that’s already being used by some of the most respected growers in our scene. We're now entering a growth phase and I’m looking for a digital marketing partner (agency or individual) who can help us scale through:
I'm not looking for a generic agency — I need someone who gets the industry, knows the language, and can run effective, compliant campaigns.
🌍 We’re based in Europe, so understanding the EU market is a plus, but not a must.
💬 If this sounds like you (or someone you know), feel free to drop a comment or DM me with your background, experience, and portfolio.
Thanks in advance!
r/weedbiz • u/Abhipaddy • 4d ago
My daily weed Smokers. I want to make a web app to track the effects strains have on me and also my daily consumptions and need Your advice.
Taking a market survey, would you use This app and any features you Would want
r/weedbiz • u/SupriseSupriseBitch • 4d ago
Hi, I am currently a junior in college and will be graduating with a B.S. in Biology. I have wanted to work in the industry since my freshman year of college but have put it on the back burner. Now that I am graduating next year, I am revisiting the idea instead of pursuing a master's degree (I don’t believe I will be able to get into a master’s program, so I am exploring different avenues). I wanted to know about networking opportunities or ways to get into a lab in the industry. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
r/weedbiz • u/BrownCardGangster • 7d ago
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r/weedbiz • u/MysteriousExtreme288 • 7d ago
I currently have a client who runs a premium canna dispo and keeps getting their social removed. No sales - nothing even close. Just advertising their business as with any other dispensary. They’ve had accounts deleted about 10x now due to them “violating IG terms.”
Are any dispos using VPN blockers to avoid their pages from being taken down? I’d love to hear how any other businesses are avoiding shutdown on sites like IG.
Thanks for all the help!
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r/weedbiz • u/AggressiveSign4556 • 9d ago
Lately, I’ve been testing out different packaging styles for flower and pre-rolls, but my sales volume isn’t quite high enough yet to tell what’s really making the difference.
For anyone who’s gone through the white labeling process or invested in custom packaging design —
Did it noticeably affect how well your products sold?
Was there a clear difference in customer response or reorder rate once the look and feel improved?
I’m trying to decide whether it’s worth investing more into branding and design right now, or if the product quality alone carries more weight.
Would love to hear from anyone who’s been through this — especially from a retail or wholesale perspective.
r/weedbiz • u/SoftwareHot6940 • 9d ago
I’ve always been passionate about finding acareer in the cannabis industry since I was graduated college in 2017. I want more than anything to enter the field but I simply can’t not afford the pay cut of entry level positions in dispensaries or bud-tending. I since have abandoned my educational field and re-entered into the trades while also completing an 12 week college course in basic cultivation. With the increase of grow operations and farms as legality spreads are there no careers in the cannabis industry that require skilled trades? Anything helps, thank you!
r/weedbiz • u/flymickey • 9d ago
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