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SUMMARY:Aloha Botanics: Feature Friday
DESCRIPTION:All Aloha Botanics products are 25% OFF all day on Friday\, June 26! \n  \n\n  \nAloha Botanics Is 25% OFF on June 26th\nWashington State is a long way from Hawaii. And yet somehow\, Aloha Botanics has managed to bring a genuine piece of that spirit here — sungrown\, pesticide-free\, outdoor cannabis raised in the Okanogan\, with a philosophy rooted in love of the land and the people who work it. On Friday\, June 26th\, every Aloha Botanics product at 210 Cannabis Co is 25% OFF. \nIf the name sounds familiar but you haven’t pulled the trigger on trying them yet\, this is your week. \n  \nWhat Is Aloha Botanics?\nAloha Botanics is a licensed Washington State I-502 cannabis producer operating out of Okanogan (which\, for the geographically curious\, sits in north-central Washington on the eastern side of the Cascades) where the growing season is long\, the sun is abundant\, and the conditions for outdoor cannabis are genuinely excellent. Their whole operation is built around a simple philosophy: you only get out what you put in. \nThat philosophy shows up in how they grow. Aloha Botanics raises their cannabis outdoors under full sun\, without pesticides\, using practices rooted in what they describe as “‘Aloha ‘Aina” — a Hawaiian concept meaning love of the land\, and a commitment to nurturing and caring for the environment they operate in. Their day-to-day staff are all Okanogan locals who have grown up in or spent most of their lives in the community\, which gives the whole operation a grounded\, people-first quality that you don’t always find in commercial cannabis production. \nThe word “aloha\,” for the record\, means both hello and goodbye in Hawaiian… but it’s also a moral code\, an expression of love\, and a connection to nature. Aloha Botanics leans into all of that\, which either sounds like a lot of brand philosophy or it sounds genuinely compelling\, depending on your disposition. Either way\, their weed is good\, which tends to settle the debate. \n  \nWhat Aloha Botanics Actually Grows\nThe Aloha Botanics strain catalog is one of the more interesting ones you’ll find at any dispensary in Snohomish County\, largely because they lean into classic and heritage cultivars alongside their own house creations; strains with actual history behind them rather than just a catchy name. \nOn the sativa end\, they’re growing Maui Wowie (a Hawaiian landrace cultivar that’s been around since the 70s and still holds up)\, Acapulco Gold (a genuinely legendary strain that originated in the Guerrero Mountains of Mexico in the 1960s — it was included in the Oxford Dictionary in 1964\, which is not a fact you hear very often)\, Jack Herer (named after the cannabis activist and author of “The Emperor Wears No Clothes\,” this one is about as classic as it gets)\, 3 Kings (a cross of Headband\, Sour Diesel\, and OG Kush that punches above its weight for daytime use)\, and their own Aloha Fruits\, a tropical sativa-dominant cultivar that’s hard to describe without leaning on the word “lush.” \nTheir indica lineup is equally deep\, with strains like DJ Short Blueberry\, GMO Cookies\, Purple Punch\, Runtz\, Sherbadough\, and several others covering the full spectrum from relaxed and social to genuinely couch-locked. Whatever your evening plans look like — or don’t look like — Aloha Botanics has something for it. Learn more about Aloha Botanics. \n  \nWhy Sungrown Matters for a Summer Friday\nLate June in the Pacific Northwest is its own kind of magic\, and Aloha Botanics sun-grown flower feels appropriately suited for it. Whether you’re spending Friday evening in the backyard in Marysville\, heading out to a park in Stanwood\, or just looking for something to wind down with after the week\, there’s something fitting about cannabis that was grown under the same sun you’ve been waiting all year for. \nWith everything 25% OFF on June 26th\, it’s also a practical opportunity to stock up. Aloha Botanics products move well\, and Feature Friday deals go fast. \n  \nCome By on Friday\, June 26th\n210 Cannabis Co is open 8am to 10pm on Friday\, June 26th. We’re at 1309 236th St NE in Arlington: easy to reach whether you’re coming from Marysville\, Stanwood\, or anywhere else in the area. Order ahead if you want to make it a quick stop\, or come in and let one of our budtenders walk you through the Aloha Botanics lineup. There’s a lot to choose from\, and 25% OFF is a good reason to explore. \nAloha — we’ll see you Friday.
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LOCATION:210 Cannabis Co\, 1309 236th St NE\, Arlington\, Washington\, 98223\, United States
CATEGORIES:Feature Friday
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