What if I have a light layer Mold should I still include it with my grouping?
Answer: yes, at the end of the day if you are unsure of the amount of mold content within a package, our Canna Park inspects each package before finalizing an inbound transfer, during the weight verification if a package is too heavy layered with Mold, it will be placed aside and communicated to the Procurement team of the unusable material which is then relayed to the farm.

I don’t have a moisture reader, how would I know how damp my material is?
Answer: when our Rep is sent out to collect a sample or a sample is being taken at the time of arrival to our facility, that sample gathered is sent to the testing Lab. The Results from the lab will indicate what the average moisture content is within the grouping. Our Canna Park team also conducts moisture readings on the time of weight verification. If the team encounters a damp bag it is removed from the grouping and reported back to the procurement team to relay this finding to the farm.

What should my material moisture content be?
Answer: for a grouping or individual package to be accepted at our facility; the moisture content of the material must be within 10%-11%. If the content is outside this range, terms and conditions may vary even if your material potency is testing above 12% THC.

I Have flower on the vine, will you accept that?
Answer: depending on the qty it will require for terms of payment due in 60 days. Why so long you may ask? Bucking flower off the vine is considered a project and may not be completed 1-2 weeks. Our facility is currently not set up for any cultivation processing activities so certain conditions will be implemented by our procurement team to balance all ends out.

Who pays for testing?
Answer: LEEF Labs will accommodate the first test of a grouping, if in the event a retest is needed due to a failure, then the Farm will be responsible for the testing fees.

I don’t have uniform packages, is that a problem?
Answer: not at all, our Canna Park team will communicate to the procurement team that repackaging is required to check in the load, prior this from being carried out our procurement team will reach out to the farm to get clearance and acknowledgment to repackage or consolidate the load.

I have some material I’m not sure of that could possibly be contaminated, should I include that?
Answer: no, you should always be mindful of what you are grouping together to preserve the quality of your overall grouping. Good material equals a higher pay out based on potency, but an LOQ or detect could very well kill your entire deal.

What if you find trash in my biomass?
Answer: if there is a high content of non-organic matter, the package will be automatically rejected.