GOOD BUDS has grown in the same living soil beds since 2019 — indoors and out — amending and reusing rather than replacing medium each cycle, which eliminates the single-use pots and rockwool most cannabis production sends to landfill. It's a slower, harder method that compounds soil biology over years on the farm on Salt Spring Island, BC.

The cannabis sustainability conversation focuses on packaging, but the real footprint is in production — single-use pots, rockwool, synthetic mineral salts, and round-the-clock indoor power. GOOD BUDS grows mostly outdoors in living soil that's been running since 2019, fed with FVOPA-certified organic amendments and 100% recaptured rainwater on Salt Spring Island, BC.

Sun-grown cannabis on Salt Spring Island runs on one harvest a year — Gluerangutan and Timewarp come off the field once each fall, in living soil beds that have been working since 2019. Tyler Rumi on what one harvest actually requires, the year we lost a third of the crop, and why we still grow the way we do.

Not all pre-rolls are built the same — and the difference comes down to real decisions made long before you light up. Learn how rolling method, cultivation style, and curing affect how smoothly and cleanly a joint burns from start to finish.