Name: Activating 1g Pre-roll - Sol Spirit - Sespe Creek
Brand: Sol Spirit
Price: 12.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Nestled in Trinity County, CA, Sol Spirit Farm is a small family-owned operation driven by passion for environmental stewardship and self-sufficiency. Founded by Walter Wood and Judi Nelson, the farm practices permaculture, natural building, and community organization, cultivating food and cannabis with a loving touch. Situated in the famed Emerald Triangle, their special microclimate allows for outdoor growth in the full sun, with crystal clear water and no chance of pesticide drift. The duo’s journey from touring with the Grateful Dead to dealing with authorities, to now welcoming guests, has shaped their responsible farming methods and daily choices that help regenerate the land.

Brand	Sol Spirit
Cannabinoid	THC
Classification	Sativa
Cultivation	Sungrown
Ethos	DEM Pure, Sun+Earth, Woman Owned

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Sol Spirit

Sol Spirit Farm, situated in the heart of Northern California's mountains, is a regenerative organic cannabis farm in Trinity County, CA. Founded by Walter Wood and Judi Nelson, this small family-owned and operated farm represents a haven for passionate environmentalists and advocates of self-sufficiency. Not only do they grow their own food and cannabis, but they also engage in permaculture, natural building, and community organization. Their deep connection to the sacred cannabis plant fuels their desire to help spread its healing and wisdom across the globe.

The farm is nestled in California's legendary “Emerald Triangle,” a location blessed with a special microclimate that enables outdoor growth in full sun. With access to crystal clear water and no risk of pesticide drift from neighbors, Sol Spirit Farm finds itself in a unique and fortunate position that few farmers experience. This opportunity inspires them to take extraordinary care of their land, preserving its ability to produce cannabis and other crops for future generations.

Walter and Judi's relationship with cannabis began during their time touring with the Grateful Dead. Their journey took them across the U.S. and other countries before they settled on the Humboldt/Trinity County line. Over the years, they faced harassment from authorities, but they now celebrate the changing times that allow adults in California and other states to grow and consume cannabis without fear of legal consequences. For them, it is a joy to welcome guests to their farm and demonstrate how responsible farming methods and daily choices can contribute to the regeneration of the land.