Indoor
Light and climate can be managed throughout the cycle, giving the team close control over conditions as the plant develops.
Canna Haus Farms / Field guide 04
A guide to growing-environment terms and harvest records. A cultivar can appear in more than one environment across different runs.
Follow the plantExtraction can reveal the character of a harvest. It cannot replace the work of growing one.
Cultivar identifies the plant variety; environment describes the conditions of a particular crop. A harvest record connects those details to a run.
That is why we identify the cultivar and harvest on our product pages: they describe the source of the resin, not just the final format.
Healthy plants grow within a wider system.
Our approach centers living soil and regenerative organic practices. Compost, cover crops, and no-till methods support the beds and the life within them. The aim is to care for the growing environment as deliberately as we care for the plant.
Soil is part of the cultivation story, but it does not stand alone. Genetics, light, weather, management, and the timing of each harvest all matter.
The growing environment tells you how a crop was raised. It is useful context for a harvest, not a quality ranking.
Light and climate can be managed throughout the cycle, giving the team close control over conditions as the plant develops.
Natural sunlight reaches plants within a protected growing space. The crop still reflects the season while the environment can be actively managed.
Plants follow the full outdoor season under natural light, with each harvest shaped by that year’s conditions.
The same strain can tell a different story from one run to the next.
Growing environment belongs to a particular harvest, rather than being a permanent attribute of a strain. The same cultivar can have separate indoor and greenhouse runs; the harvest record distinguishes them.
Indoor, greenhouse, or sun-grown describes the conditions of the crop.
Our tier describes how selectively we chose washes and micron ranges from that resin.
Growing environment and tier answer different questions. Read the Micron Guide for the tier terminology. Micron guide