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‘Ganja-preneur’ puts organic pot in a recyclable tin

Honest Marijuana extends its commitment to the environment to its packaging, a tin can that is recyclable and reusable, and preserves the purity and freshness of the cannabis product.

The round tin holds 1/8 oz of cannabis flower product and is covered with a pull-top metal lid that meets regulations for child-resistance.
The round tin holds 1/8 oz of cannabis flower product and is covered with a pull-top metal lid that meets regulations for child-resistance.

Honest Marijuana Company of Steamboat Springs, CO, has built its business around respect for the environment, producing organic, all-natural, eco-friendly cannabis products using earth-conscious cultivation methods. Among them, the company uses 100% organic soil, hand waters and hand trims the plants, uses probiotics and plant-based nutrients, and foregoes chemicals and plant growth regulators.

“All natural marijuana takes an approach where you nurture the soil and not the plant,” says Founder and ‘ganja-preneur’ Anthony Franciosi, who launched his premium marijuana flower products in August 2016. “Relationships between the roots and bacteria in the soil allow the plant to seek out exactly which nutrients in the soil it needs. By allowing those soil relationships to thrive, the plant exhibits its most honest and distinct characteristics.”

To retain the purity and freshness of the product as well as extend its commitment to the environment, Honest Marijuana chose recyclable, reusable tin-can packaging for its range of cannabis strains. The tin, from N2 Packaging Systems LLC, is nitrogen-dosed and hermetically sealed through a patented packaging system to preserve the contents of the tin.

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