High Quality Bodega Grass
What Makes Bodega Grass So High Quality?
Find out how Bodega Grass's federally legal THC is superior to the rest.
Grab your favorite strain and settle in as we explore everything that goes into making Bodega Grass's 100% federally legal THC best in class.
It all centers on our Quality Assurance process, which is like a finely tuned symphony, ensuring every note, or in this case, every product, hits the perfect pitch. From extraordinary flower to mouthwatering gummies to delectable in-house edibles, let's get to the heart of what makes Bodega Grass stand out.
Our Growers
Let's start with our roots, literally: Bodega Grass's growers, the unsung heroes of the cannabis world. We're proud to source flowers from small USA farmers with decades of experience. Bodega Grass's growers aren't just focused on high yield; they've developed proprietary genetics over years. What is the secret? Selective breeding for high THCa content and precise levels of terpenes and cannabinoids like CBD, CBG, CBC, and CBN.
Our Flower
Bodega Grass's flower is sourced from those small USA growers, who've mastered the delicate dance of art, science, and love needed to consistently produce excellent cannabis. Once the flower is in our hands, the Quality Assurance process is nothing short of exhaustive. The journey begins with a burn test, ensuring the curing process by the growers was perfect. From there, every single bud undergoes a meticulous hand inspection. We'll only ship out flower that meets our stringent criteria.
Lab Testing:
Before anything hits the shelves, it undergoes lab testing, where it's thoroughly examined for legality, potency, and the absence of any nasty surprises like mold or heavy metals. This isn't just about compliance; it's about ensuring every Bodega Grass product meets the highest standards.
Certificates of Analysis (COAs):
COAs are the gold standard in the cannabis world and a testament to a product's potency and purity. COAs detail cannabinoid levels and test for pesticides, mold, microbials, and other contaminants. It's a crucial step to ensure every product aligns with federal law and, more importantly, is safe for consumption. it's about a commitment to transparency and safety.