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Sunshine 4 Review

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Global Ganjier Review

Family Tree on Vermont Public

Presence for Family and a Burgeoning Cannabusiness

Saint Albans Messenger covers Family Tree

WCAX Features NECANN and Family Tree Cart

Licensed for Adult Use

A Cannabis Farm for a Better Tomorrow

What’s Ahead? Adult-Use Menu

CCB Prequalification

1st place at Vermont’s Cannabis Cup for our CBD Lotion

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Rain, mud, sunshine.
Grateful for it all.

#farmlife

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✔️Great vibes
✔️Great people
✔️Great w💚💚d

YES! @stalbansvt just got a lot cooler.

Thanks @mothaplant

New Franklin County dispensary COMING SOON

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TRIPLE SCREENED DRY SIFT

🏝 Nothing for sale

#solventless

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In honor of women’s history month

we celebrate ALL awesome women in w💚💚d and the female plant herself.

Thanks to our local partners and friends- not all of whom are pictured here.

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Star Dawg indoor, delightfully aggressive trichomes with a clean burning Chem smell.

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Hard work on the way to your head! COAs coming in strong.
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More @thisisfamilytree products hit shelves soon at:

@magicmannvt
@vtsundaydrive
@vermonttbudbarn
@mountaingirlcannabis
@juniperlanecannabis
@greenstatedispensary
@capitalcannabisco
FLORA VT

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Meet your grower- Ben Lanza, the man behind the madness.

With a background in science and manufacturing engineering- Ben is able to learn and scale here daily.

He has been cultivating for 15 years now. Ben’s over the top meticulousness and care requires extra time- and it shows.

Indoor and out, he grows you the fire!

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Everybody loves the sunshine.
🔥 29.44%!
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Sunshine #4 is an award-winning hybrid bred by @plantmoreseeds.

This pungent blend of Chemdawg 4 and Sunshine Daydream genetics took the prize for Best Hybrid Flower at the 2015 @hightimesmagazine Medical Cup in Michigan.

Feels like a day at the beach.

Coming soon to a store near you! (Barely with the 30 percent cap! 😎)

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💕 The roots of our Family Tree @thisisfamilytree
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We are always together.
We are always alone.
Our roots intertwined.
Our fruit blossoms.
With age the wine sweetens.
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13 years married today.
To lifetimes more in creation of love.
It’s not always easy- but it sure is beautiful.

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Harvest Day 24 ✨

Cannabis plants, like people, can grow stronger healing from trauma than before being hurt.

When the cola (the main flower) of a cannabis plant is taken off, the plant focuses its remaining energy on growing the other colas.

Amazed by nature.

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Patience is a virtue across the board and certainly when it comes to curing cannabis. Curing is a slow delicate process that may take weeks to complete. What may seem like a hassle to begin can turn harsh buds into smooth and delicious smoke.

Prolonged curing leads to the degradation of byproducts produced by the drying process, such as sugars. These molecules leave a particularly harsh and unpleasant taste in the mouth. Curing eliminated these compounds, leaving behind a clean smooth smoke.

Curing preserves desirable flavonoids- flavors, and terpenes- molecules that give cannabis strains their intense and unique taste and subtleties. In high heat these volatile compounds can easily degrade. A gentle dry followed by a slow cure is the way we sustain tasty buds.

Taste isn’t the only thing- a good cure can greatly enhance the shelf life of a harvest and reduce mold potential. When cured and stored properly, buds could last for a year or longer without any decline in potency or taste.

thisisfamilytree

361

View

View

Rain, mud, sunshine.
Grateful for it all.

#farmlife

View

✔️Great vibes
✔️Great people
✔️Great w💚💚d

YES! @stalbansvt just got a lot cooler.

Thanks @mothaplant

New Franklin County dispensary COMING SOON

View

TRIPLE SCREENED DRY SIFT

🏝 Nothing for sale

#solventless

View

In honor of women’s history month

we celebrate ALL awesome women in w💚💚d and the female plant herself.

Thanks to our local partners and friends- not all of whom are pictured here.

View

Star Dawg indoor, delightfully aggressive trichomes with a clean burning Chem smell.

View

Hard work on the way to your head! COAs coming in strong.
.
.
.
More @thisisfamilytree products hit shelves soon at:

@magicmannvt
@vtsundaydrive
@vermonttbudbarn
@mountaingirlcannabis
@juniperlanecannabis
@greenstatedispensary
@capitalcannabisco
FLORA VT

View

Meet your grower- Ben Lanza, the man behind the madness.

With a background in science and manufacturing engineering- Ben is able to learn and scale here daily.

He has been cultivating for 15 years now. Ben’s over the top meticulousness and care requires extra time- and it shows.

Indoor and out, he grows you the fire!

View

Everybody loves the sunshine.
🔥 29.44%!
.
.
.
Sunshine #4 is an award-winning hybrid bred by @plantmoreseeds.

This pungent blend of Chemdawg 4 and Sunshine Daydream genetics took the prize for Best Hybrid Flower at the 2015 @hightimesmagazine Medical Cup in Michigan.

Feels like a day at the beach.

Coming soon to a store near you! (Barely with the 30 percent cap! 😎)

View

💕 The roots of our Family Tree @thisisfamilytree
.
.
.

We are always together.
We are always alone.
Our roots intertwined.
Our fruit blossoms.
With age the wine sweetens.
.
.
.
13 years married today.
To lifetimes more in creation of love.
It’s not always easy- but it sure is beautiful.

View

Harvest Day 24 ✨

Cannabis plants, like people, can grow stronger healing from trauma than before being hurt.

When the cola (the main flower) of a cannabis plant is taken off, the plant focuses its remaining energy on growing the other colas.

Amazed by nature.

View

Patience is a virtue across the board and certainly when it comes to curing cannabis. Curing is a slow delicate process that may take weeks to complete. What may seem like a hassle to begin can turn harsh buds into smooth and delicious smoke.

Prolonged curing leads to the degradation of byproducts produced by the drying process, such as sugars. These molecules leave a particularly harsh and unpleasant taste in the mouth. Curing eliminated these compounds, leaving behind a clean smooth smoke.

Curing preserves desirable flavonoids- flavors, and terpenes- molecules that give cannabis strains their intense and unique taste and subtleties. In high heat these volatile compounds can easily degrade. A gentle dry followed by a slow cure is the way we sustain tasty buds.

Taste isn’t the only thing- a good cure can greatly enhance the shelf life of a harvest and reduce mold potential. When cured and stored properly, buds could last for a year or longer without any decline in potency or taste.

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