Massachusetts cultivators are coming together for something bigger than any one brand.
Garden Remedies is proud to join Nimbus and a group of cultivators from across the Commonwealth for the VOTE NO Daily Doob, a limited-run collaboration created to raise awareness about Question 8 and encourage Massachusetts voters to learn more about the future of adult-use cannabis in the Commonwealth.
And yes, we brought a little Fuel Realm to the party.
From September 9 through September 11, a limited number of VOTE NO Daily Doobs will be available on the Garden Remedies menu, including a version filled with our own Stacks on Stacks flower.
A Collaboration Across Massachusetts Cannabis
The Daily Doob brings together flower from cultivators across the state, with each 1.0g cone spotlighting a different Massachusetts grower.
The versions arriving at Garden Remedies include:
- Perpetual’s Tangerine
- The Heirloom Collective’s Peanut Butter Lady
- U4EA Farms’ Black
- Suncrafted’s MAC 1
- Garden Remedies’ Fuel Realm Stacks on Stacks
Each one represents a different cultivator, but together, the collaboration helps bring attention to Question 8 and the Stop the Repeal campaign ahead of this November’s election.
The VOTE NO Daily Doob is an opportunity to learn more about the question on the ballot, understand what a YES or NO vote would mean, and stay informed about the future of legal adult-use cannabis in Massachusetts.
Stacks on Stacks Joins the Daily Doob
For our contribution, we’re bringing Stacks on Stacks from the Fuel Realm.
It’s especially exciting to see one of our own cultivars alongside flower grown by some of our fellow Massachusetts operators. This industry has always been bigger than any one dispensary, cultivator, manufacturer, or brand. Thousands of people across the Commonwealth have spent years growing it, regulating it, working in it, and building businesses and careers around it.
When an important question about the future of the industry appears on the ballot, we believe it’s important for our community to know about it and understand what’s at stake.
What Is Question 8?
On November 3, Massachusetts voters will see Question 8 on the ballot.
The question asks voters whether Massachusetts should roll back the adult-use cannabis system that has operated in the Commonwealth since legalization.
This is one of those ballot questions where the wording matters:
Vote YES to repeal the existing adult-use system. (No more weed for rec users)
Vote NO to keep adult-use cannabis legal and protect the regulated Massachusetts market. (No change for rec users.)
We’re voting NO.
To make an informed decision, voters should review the question, learn about the Stop the Repeal campaign, and understand how each vote would affect Massachusetts consumers, workers, businesses, and communities.
More Than a Pre-Roll
The VOTE NO Daily Doob is a fun collaboration, but the reason behind it is serious.
Legalization has created an entire Massachusetts industry made up of cultivators, production teams, retail teams, small businesses, entrepreneurs, advocates, and thousands of workers.
Garden Remedies has been part of that story from the beginning. We were founded here in Massachusetts in 2013, and we’re proud of the people across this state who have helped turn legalization into a regulated industry serving adult consumers across the Commonwealth.
This fall, we’re joining fellow Massachusetts operators in helping raise awareness about Question 8 and encouraging our community to get informed before Election Day.
Different growers. Different flower. One Massachusetts cannabis community.
Know the question. Know what your vote means.
Find the VOTE NO Daily Doob at Garden Remedies
Look for a limited number of Nimbus VOTE NO Daily Doobs on the Garden Remedies menu between September 9 and September 11, while supplies last.
Try Garden Remedies’ Stacks on Stacks or explore one of the contributions from Perpetual, The Heirloom Collective, U4EA Farms, and Suncrafted.
Different growers. Different flower. One Massachusetts cannabis community.
And one very important message:
VOTE NO ON 8.
To learn more about Question 8 and the Stop the Repeal. campaign, visit MassCann’s Keep Cannabis Legal campaign.
