Cannabis farms & brands in Humboldt County
Meet farms and brands connected to Humboldt County. Explore their stories, flower and where to find it.
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Get to know Humboldt cannabis
Humboldt’s cannabis history reaches beyond the names on a shelf. The Humboldt Area Peoples Archive preserves growing communities’ oral histories and records, with roots reaching back to the late 1960s.
Explore the people making cannabis today through their profiles and products. A familiar strain might lead you to a new grower, while a farm’s approach to soil or sunlight can give you another reason to follow its flower.
From the grower to a shop
These county pages bring together producers with local license locations and products connected through local shops. A shop’s location tells you where a product has been carried; the grower’s profile tells you more about the farm. The county connection alone doesn’t identify where an individual batch was grown.
Open a product for its strain, description and retailer details. Dated menu listings and past deliveries give you leads to follow; confirm availability with the shop before making a trip.
Regional notes by Higher Origins · Reviewed
Humboldt County is located in the North West coast of California, bordering Trinity, Mendocino, and Del Norte counties, as well as the Pacific Ocean. It is known for its rugged, mountainous terrain, beautiful coastline, and dense forests, including the best preserved Giant Sequoia redwood trees in the world. The county is home to a number of small towns and villages, including Eureka, Arcata, and Garberville. Formerly a logging-based economy, Humboldt underwent widespread turmoil in the late 90's, during the "Redwood Wars" in which logging companies and workers clashed with environmentalist activists over the fate of the old-growth redwood forests.
Humboldt County has a long history of involvement in the cannabis industry. It is located in the "Emerald Triangle," an area known for its high-quality cannabis production. Even before legalization, Humboldt was seen as the heart of the US cannabis industry, and truly exemplifies American cannabis culture.