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From The Soil: Feature Friday

November 13
Feature Friday: From The Soil Farms

All From The Soil products including flower, prerolls, cartridges, & vapes are 25% OFF all day on Friday, November 13!


Feature Friday: From the Soil Farms Is 25% OFF on November 13th

There’s a farm in Elma, Washington, out in Grays Harbor County among the evergreen trees, where a family has been growing cannabis in glass greenhouses since 2015 and turning every single gram of what they grow into products under their own label. No outside flower, no contract processing, no buying trim from someone else and calling it theirs. From the Soil Farms is exactly what the name says: a family owned, seed to shelf operation with a product lineup that covers nearly every format in the dispensary. On Friday, November 13th, everything they make is 25% OFF at 210 Cannabis Co.

Who From the Soil Farms Actually Is

From the Soil was started by the Parent family (dad Artie and brothers AJ and Andy) after Washington passed recreational I-502 and offered clearer legal footing than what they’d been navigating in California. They settled in Elma for practical reasons: a city council that was genuinely supportive of the industry, affordable land, and room to build something real. What they built was two state of the art glass houses on 18 acres, growing cannabis under a blend of natural sunlight and supplemental HPS lighting, in living soil fed with sea kelp, bat guano, worm castings, and molasses.

The part that sets From the Soil apart from most producers their size is the closed loop commitment. Every product they sell contains cannabis they grew themselves on that farm. They don’t buy flower from other growers, and they don’t outsource their processing. AJ handles cultivation and strain development (he loves finding unique genetics), Andy runs the growing operation day to day, and Artie handles marketing and packaging. The farm employs over 80 people in Elma, which is a meaningful presence for a small town in Grays Harbor County.

All of their products are pesticide free and DOH certified, which is worth noting for consumers who pay attention to that kind of thing.

The Product Range Is Wider Than You Might Expect

From the Soil makes a lot of different things, and the 25% OFF sale on Friday covers all of it.

On the flower side, their A Bud line covers everything from 1 gram up to a full ounce, in a rotating catalog of over 30 strains. This is where you start if you want to understand what their soil and glass house approach actually produces in terms of terpene expression.

The preroll lineup is one of the more interesting things about From the Soil. Their Damn Tasty joints are 100% flower, no trim, no shake, hand packed into rice paper cones and tucked at the end for a clean, even light. They come in 2-packs and 8-pack party jars. The party jar format is something they describe as a Washington State leader.

The infused prerolls step things up considerably. From the Soil packs their infused joints with oil from the exact same strain as the flower in the joint (so if the preroll is Blue Dream, the oil is Blue Dream), which keeps the terpene profile coherent from the outside in.

Their vape lineup covers ceramic 510 cartridges (live resin, and distillate varieties), metal 510 cartridges, and a full all-in-one disposable range including melted diamonds disposables and live resin disposables for people who want the premium extract experience in a portable format.

Come By on November 13th

210 Cannabis Co is open 8am to 10pm on Friday, November 13th at 1309 236th St NE in Arlington. From the Soil Farms’ entire product lineup is 25% OFF all day long. Order ahead for a quick stop, or come in and let our budtenders help you navigate the range. Whether you’re coming in from Marysville, Stanwood, or anywhere else in Snohomish County, it’s worth the trip.

Family grown. Pesticide-free. Everything 25% OFF on Friday. Learn more about this brand.

Venue

  • 210 Cannabis Co
  • 1309 236th St NE
    Arlington, Washington 98223 United States
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