The Natural Cycle of Cannabis Cultivation
As the seasons change across Northern California, from the coastal breezes of Santa Cruz to the warm inland valleys of Rio Vista, cannabis cultivation follows nature’s carefully orchestrated rhythm. At The Farm, we understand that environmental conditions play a crucial role in producing premium cannabis products.
Spring: The Season of New Beginnings
March through May marks the traditional outdoor planting season. This is when cultivators prepare their soil and begin germinating seeds. The moderate temperatures and increasing daylight hours create ideal conditions for young plants to establish strong root systems.
Summer: Peak Growing Season
During the warm months, cannabis plants thrive in locations like:
– Vallejo’s Mediterranean climate
– Antioch’s sunny valleys
– Salinas’s agricultural paradise
– Del Rey Oaks’s coastal environment
Fall: Harvest Time
September through November is typically harvest season, when carefully tended plants reach their peak maturity. This is when our dispensaries receive their freshest locally-sourced products.
Winter: Indoor Focus
While outdoor growing slows, our climate-controlled indoor facilities maintain consistent production throughout the colder months, ensuring year-round availability at our dispensary locations.
Understanding these seasonal patterns helps us provide consistent quality and availability across our Northern California locations. Whether you’re visiting our dispensaries in the summer heat or winter rain, you’ll find products that reflect the best of each growing season.
Remember to check your local dispensary’s current inventory, as availability can vary with seasonal harvests and market conditions.