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We Lit Up The Woods WeHo

Our first Hash & Flowers event took place on Wednesday, January 22, 2025, at The Woods in West Hollywood. We called it Retail Appreciation Night, a thank-you to the people who support our drops at local retailers, and we filled The Woods’ cannabis lounge with hash enthusiasts, industry friends and a few curious first-timers.

The centerpiece was the HashFlight: a guided tasting of five of our solventless rosins on Puffco e-rigs, with notes on the aroma and flavor of each strain. Low-temp dabs of Papaya Bomb and Honey Banana went around, along with a sneak peek of a new fruity phenotype. One guest called the flight “pure magic”.

Guests enjoying the event at a table under string lights
Guests enjoying the event at a table under string lights.

The soundtrack was jazz and old-school hip-hop. Our founder and the team spent the night at the tables, trading grow stories with guests. The Woods’ own crew came out too, including host Woody Harrelson, who stopped by to show love to sun-grown hash.

A crowd of guests at the event
A full house at The Woods.

Thanks to the brands who came out with us: Puffco, whose Peak Pros got a workout at the dab bar; Budist, who set up an interactive flavor wheel station; Heritage Hash Co.; CBX; and RAW, who kept the rolling station stocked.

First-timers got a crash course in solventless concentrates and what makes full-melt different, while longtime hash heads compared notes. The patio, which The Woods calls the “Ganja Giggle Garden”, lived up to its name. Our display mixed flower arrangements with hash jars, and attendees who shared, tagged and reposted the event on Instagram got a chance to win a VIP bag with merch and gram jars.

A close-up of watermelon gummies displayed at the event
Watermelon gummies on the display table.

By the end of the night the lounge was packed, and plenty of people were asking when the next one is. Thank you to everyone who came, and to The Woods for hosting. More pop-ups are on the way, so keep tagging us in your photos.