• Indoor / Exotic: best for stronger bag appeal and more premium presentation.
• Smalls / Micro: best when you want stronger value per gram and faster turnover.
• Assorted / Rotating: useful for variety, mixed menus, and testing new drops.

A smart buying mix is often one premium hero option and one value-focused option so you can serve different buyers without squeezing margin too hard.

Smalls are smaller buds. They can look different than larger buds, but they are often selected for value and faster movement. During high-demand periods, smalls can be one of the more practical ways to keep inventory moving.

• Smalls usually vary more in size and shape.
• Trim presentation can differ by batch.
• Structure and density can vary naturally between harvest cycles.

If you need stronger showroom presentation, lean premium. If you need stronger value and faster turnover, smalls are often the better fit.

Documentation matters. When COAs or batch records are provided, compare the batch-related details to what you actually received. If something looks unclear, contact support before jumping to conclusions.

• Check the product name and any batch identifiers shown.
• Save your order confirmation and order number for reference.
• Use the lookup page when you need faster access to documentation.

Go here: COA & Batch Lookup

1. Be available for delivery: signature may be required depending on the shipment.
2. Inspect the box: if there is damage, keep the packaging.
3. Take photos right away: document anything that looks off as soon as you notice it.
4. Contact support with your order number: this helps the team move faster.

Shipping details: Wholesale Shipping Guide