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Every batch tested by an accredited lab Certificate on every product page Grown in Josephine County, Oregon

Harvest 24 · Batch HF‑0412

One field.
One harvest.
Tested twice.

We grow eleven acres and sell what comes off it. When a batch runs out it is gone, because there is no second field to quietly top it up from.

Current batch · HF‑0412
Harvested
4 October 2025
Tested
19 October 2025
Total THCa
22.4%
Delta‑9 THC
0.21%
CBG
1.09%
Pesticides
None detected
Heavy metals
None detected
Microbials
Pass

Tested by Ardent Analytical, Eugene OR. Delta‑9 THC is under the 0.3% federal limit by dry weight. The full certificate is on every product page, not behind a link.

Why the numbers are on the front

You should not have to take our word for any of this.

Most sites in this category put the certificate behind a link called COA, three clicks deep, as a scan of a printout. Nobody opens it, so the testing you paid for earns you nothing.

We put the batch number, the lab, the date and the result on the page you are already looking at. If a number is missing it is because the test has not come back yet, and we say so instead of leaving the space blank.

BatchHF‑0412
LaboratoryArdent Analytical
ISO 17025 accreditedYes
Sample received14 Oct 2025
Report issued19 Oct 2025
Report numberAA‑25‑11746
Retest on reorderEvery new harvest

Questions people actually ask.

Is this legal where I live?

It depends entirely on your state, and it changes. Federally this is hemp because the delta-9 THC is under 0.3% by dry weight, but several states have written their own rules on top of that. We do not ship to the states that have banned it, and the list is on the shipping page. We cannot tell you what is legal for you personally.

Will this show up on a drug test?

Yes, most likely. Standard tests look for THC metabolites and do not distinguish hemp from anything else. If you are tested for work, do not buy this.

Why does the price change between lots?

Because the flower is not the same. Greenhouse hand-trimmed costs more to produce than outdoor machine-trimmed, and the smalls are what fell through the screen. We would rather charge four prices than average it out and pretend they are equal.

What happens when a batch sells out?

It goes off the site until the next harvest is tested. We do not backfill with bought-in flower under the same lot number, which is the main reason a batch you liked will sometimes disappear for a few weeks.

How is it packed?

Sealed, opaque, no branding on the outside, and the lot number on the label so it matches the certificate. Orders before 1pm Pacific go out the same working day.