Green Goddess Supply Simplifies the Process of Homegrown Cannabis 

Green Goddess Supply is making the process of growing your own cannabis at home easier than ever before. The world of cannabis consumption has come a long way. With legalization in several states as well as medical cannabis being embraced by more and more people, cannabis is no longer the taboo subject it once was. Many people have waited for this opportunity, and more and more people are learning to enjoy the benefits of cannabis. As the industry has expanded it seems like there are dispensaries on every corner. Products can be quite expensive and aren’t always of the highest quality: cannabis has become a mass market business.

A growing number of consumers want to home grow. This can be to save money or find strains they’re not able to locate in stores. Concerns regarding discretion or the quality and growing conditions of cannabis sold in stores (including concerns about pesticides and mold) are also involved in their decision making process. It’s difficult to learn how to grow at home and there is a long list of obstacles. Because of this many feel stuck with dispensaries or finding cannabis on the black market. Understanding consumer’s desire to grow their own cannabis at home Green Goddess Supply has come up with a wonderful solution.

More than just a simple grow box, the Armoire is a home grow system designed to be ready and easy to use for first time growers who want to cultivate their own high quality organic cannabis. Housed in an heirloom style cabinet the Armoire is low-maintenance, discreet, and even takes care of drying.

Along with the Armoire, Green Goddess Supply has solutions enabling consumers to easily decarboxylate their homegrown cannabis and produce infused products such as oils, butters, tinctures and more. The Butter Brewer is a crock pot inspired kitchen appliance which works on the countertop. The Butter Brewer infusion device can consolidate the process to under an hour. Green Goddess Supply has also teamed up with Chef Extraordinaire Carolyn Alexander from @loudgirlgoodies to create and provide amazing cannabis infused recipes. The company offers both how to videos and written instructions here. Chef Carolyn Alexander has developed three cannabis-infused recipes perfect for the holidays: Mug Cake, Puppy Chow, and Cinnamon Rolls.

Green Goddess Supply started many years ago with the creation of the ultimate herb grinder. From there they have continued to work to develop more innovative products to serve customers’ cannabis needs, from home grow boxes, infusers, pipers, apparel, wax tools. vaporizers, to CBD products – and more. Green Goddess Supply operates in the eCommerce space allowing for the highest level of convenience and discretion for customers. Products can be found in stores through wholesale operations, as well as drop shipping. Named Top Cannabis Tech Product of 2021 (Cannabis & Tech Today Magazine) the company is dedicated to making high-quality products and providing a celebrated Concierge Service team.

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