In honor of Pride month, we're releasing a limited-edition collection celebrating two of our farm partners in the LGBTQ+ community; 

We're excited to launch these incredible strains featuring our farm partners Tuff-n-Tender Grass and Ventoso Farms. 

Revives and transforms a timeless piece of Lowell iconography into something that carries a deeper meaning for humanity -- our unique originality. We are all 'Certified Original' and Lowell has always been proud to support equality and justice for all people. 

20% of proceeds from the Pride collection will be donated to GLAAD and The National Black Justice Coalition

A civil rights organization dedicated to the empowerment of Black LGBTQ people and people living with HIV/AIDS, with the mission of ending racism and stigma towards LGBTQ people.

The All Black Lives Matter solidarity March 

On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at 11:00am in Los Angeles, in honor of our beloved trans brother Tony McDade, who was murdered by police at that time. The protest is in direct response to racial injustice, systemic racism, and all forms of oppression.

Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera bravely started a movement at the Stonewall Inn in 1969. They stood up to systemic racism and bigotry. We must acknowledge and recognize the many tireless years of service and action by Black LGBTQ+ people. The LGBTQ+ community must extend its support to unite against oppression, police brutality, racism, transphobia, and the many other disparities disproportionately impacting the Black community. 

We are here to amplify Black Queer voices and come together in solidarity. 

All Black Lives Matter supports Black Lives Matter in its current global demands: 1) Prosecute killer cops. 2) Defund the police and reinvest in the community. 

Image of Hollywood Blvd: ROBYN BECK/GETTY

In light of the death of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and countless others -- Lowell has proudly signed the petition for sustainable transformation in our communities, and has made a donation to Black Lives Matter. 
Love, respect, and equality are core values of our brand. We stand in solidarity with those fighting against systemic racism and oppression. 

Lowell Herb Co. donates portion of "Purple Heart OG" proceeds

This Memorial Day, Veterans Cannabis Project announced it is joining forces with Lowell Herb Co. to honor veterans with a limited-edition pre-roll product, the “Purple Heart OG.” The limited-edition pre-rolls are available in participating California dispensaries and delivery services through the Memorial Day holiday.

The joint initiative aims to raise awareness about the need for full, legal cannabis access for veterans. A portion of the proceeds will go toward Veterans Cannabis Project’s mission of improving veterans’ lives through the opportunity of cannabis.


“As Americans celebrate those who served this Memorial Day, we remain committed to our mission of achieving full legal access to cannabis for all veterans through advocacy, education, and support,” said Veterans Cannabis Project Executive Director Doug Distaso. “We are proud to partner with an organization with the reputation of Lowell Herb Co. to honor and support all veterans, including those who have seen their lives improve through cannabis.”

Lowell Herb Co. is proud to support Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit working for criminal justice reform: to release, expunge and help reentry of people in prison for cannabis crimes. 

Last Prisoner Project’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund,  provides resources to help with costs for additional medical care, phone calls with loved ones, and commissary needs for nonviolent cannabis offenders during this crisis.

Lowell Herb Co. donates extensively to local nonprofits involved in COVID crisis

By Joanne Cachapero - for mgMagazine - March 30, 2020

California cannabis producer Lowell Herb Company has donated extensively to local nonprofits involved in crisis efforts. “The team felt it’s important to get food to our at-risk populations, so we’ve made donations to Meals on Wheels to keep seniors safe and provide them access to meals,” a company spokesperson told mg Retailer.

“We are supporting the Last Prisoner Project’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, which provides resources to help with costs for additional medical care, phone calls with loved ones, and commissary needs for nonviolent cannabis offenders during this crisis. The Lowell team is also sensitive to how COVID-19 has impacted our homeless population and we have additionally contributed to the L.A. Food Bank,” Lowell added.

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Lowell Herb Co. donates portion of "Gossip" sales to The Women’s Foundation of California

Lowell Herb Co., is pleased to highlight woman-owned Fire Flower Farms and cultivator Hildi Gerhart this International Women’s Day. Fire Flower Farm embodies the strength and determination of women. This special release includes: the classic Lowell Smokes pack, one gram singles, and jarred flower. 

Once thought of as a male-dominated industry, it’s increasingly clear that women hold a strong leadership role in cannabis. The cannabis space wouldn’t be what it is today without female trailblazers paving the way in all sectors of the industry: from activism to politics to entrepreneurship. According to a Marijuna Business Daily survey, nearly 37% of the senior-level jobs at cannabis companies are held by women vs. national average of 21% for all businesses in the United States.

Lowell Herb Co. celebrated International Women’s Day Sunday, March 8th, with an invitation only brunch to honor women’s contributions in the cannabis industry. 

Hosted in Hollywood, budtenders, cultivators, and other women from across the industry were the first to try “The Gossip” strain from Fire Flower Farm and enjoy a brunch menu, sound bath, and a build-your-own Lowell Bouquet bar.

The Gossip was sold in dispensaries across California, with a portion of sales donated to The Women’s Foundation of California; a statewide foundation dedicated to achieving racial, economic, and gender justice by centering the experience and expertise of communities most impacted by systemic injustice.

Hildi Gerhart, Variety Magazine 'Women of Weed' 

Throughout the month of March, Lowell Herb Co.  also highlighted women in cannabis on their social media channels. 

Lowell Herb Co.'s commitment to sustainability

The team at Lowell joined countless others from the cannabis industry to clean up our beach. Plastic and trash harm our ocean and wildlife... which is why we use sustainable materials from seed to sale -- like paper, glass, and wood rather than plastic.  

by Shawn Binder - for Dieline on August 1, 2019

Beloved Cannabis Brand Lowell Smokes Bakes Sustainability Into Their Packaging

In an industry known for a hefty amount plastic tubes to hold joints, and plastic bags to discretely carry your flower out of a dispensary, it's refreshing to see a brand put their best foot forward when it comes to investing in natural materials.

Although cannabis brands want to have a positive effect on the environment, regulations on the industry have made it tough to put sustainable packaging practices into action. Since the industry is relatively new, there aren’t clear rules regarding best practices when it comes to design. Furthermore, there is little to no state-funded research on how electricity and farming practices of flower can be improved to impact the environment.

As one of the few cannabis brands vocally committed to sustainable packaging, Lowell Smokes uses materials that are nearly 100% recyclable and food-grade safe. 

In the latest iteration of their organic flower joint packs, they are testing up-cycled magnets which, while aren’t recyclable, still allow Lowell to be one of the more sustainable cannabis brands in the business.

Lowell’s recognizable packs come adorned with the William “Bull” Lowell logo, which represents the fight and struggles that communities of farmers, activists, and people wrongly imprisoned in the cannabis industry have had to endure. 

As a bonus? The boxes also include matches with a striker within the box design that has become synonymous with the brand.

LGBTQ, Cannabis Cultures Unite in These Pride Products for 2019

by Elise McDonough - for Leafly - June 13, 2019


When designing their Limited Edition Pride Pack, Lowell Herb Co wanted to support creative female entrepreneurs while giving back to the LGBTQ+ community, so the cannabis company partnered with Dina Rodriguez of Letter Shoppe to create a piece of art.


“When I was approached to create this unique poster design, it felt like it was a dream project,” Rodriguez wrote. “It’s ideal to be able to work with like-minded brands that believe in a better world where women and the LGBTQ community have a stronger voice.”


Directly benefiting the LGBTQ community through the first ever partnership between GLAAD and a cannabis brand, 10% of the sales from each Pride Pack purchased in June will be donated and every customer will receive Rodriguez’s poster as a gift.

Lowell Herb Co. and Global Green Partner to Promote Sustainability In The Cannabis Industry

Proceeds To Benefit Low-Income Communities Helping Create Sustainable Schools, Neighborhoods, Affordable Housing

Lowell Herb Co. announces a "Green New Deal" pre-roll cannabis pack, conceived in collaboration with Global Green, the American affiliate of Green Cross International, founded by President Gorbachev to foster a global value shift toward a sustainable and secure future. The new product will be available this spring with a portion of proceeds benefiting Global Green in support of urban sustainability in disenfranchised communities.

The collaboration between Lowell Herb Co. and Global Green was born of a shared mission for sustainability and a fundamental goal to advocate for clean, ethical and sustainable practices in the cannabis industry. 

The program will encourage cannabis companies to focus on: Using food grade and recyclable glass instead of plastic packaging, Prioritizing sun-grown cannabis products where possible, Using only organic fertilizers, Eliminating synthetic pesticides, Applying sustainable production and packaging

"Lowell Herb Co. is committed to setting the bar for sustainability in the cannabis industry," said Lowell Herb Co. CEO David Elias. "When we learned about Global Green's 25-year history in advancing smart solutions to sustainability and improving people's lives, we saw a perfect partner in our shared mission."

"This effort fuels much needed support of underserved communities in helping them to achieve sustainable and green environments," said Rachel Simon, vice chairperson and founding family member of Global Green. "David and the Lowell team appreciate and support our goal of empowering residents to take action for the betterment of their local neighborhoods."

For 25 years, Global Green has been a national leader in advancing smart solution to climate change in cities across the United States. Our programs address the environmental impact of individuals living in urban communities by encouraging environmental empowerment, strengthening their neighborhoods' climate resilience, and increasing our constituents' access to climate education. We help local governments, schools, and public agencies integrate sustainable design, clean energy, and water reduction measures; as well as help people reduce waste, live better, and create a more sustainable future. Global Green takes a community-based approach to neighborhood planning, aimed at educating and empowering local residents on how to take action to help their communities adapt and respond to local climate change impacts.

The limited-edition "Green New Deal" blend will be available this spring in California cannabis dispensaries for $40. For more information on Lowell Herb Co., please visit www.lowellsmokes.com. To learn how you can support Global Green, please visit www.GlobalGreen.org.

Limited-Edition Pack to benefit The Prison Arts Project

The "Frank White Creative Blend" Charity Pack Supports Creativity, Criminal Justice

The Frank White Creative Blend, conceived in collaboration with Think BIG. Founded by CJ Wallace, the son of Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace, Think BIG is a company leading a social movement challenging humankind to discover how cannabis can be used as a tool for curiosity, creativity, contemplation, and healing while advocating for criminal justice reform.

The collaboration between Lowell Herb Co. and Think BIG was born of a shared mission for social justice and a fundamental goal to herald in a new era where cannabis is no longer considered contraband, but a catalyst for creativity. Both companies are also passionately driven to remove stigmas that negatively influence public opinion.  


Lowell Herb Co., known for their effect-based blended cannabis pre-rolls, has created The Frank White Creative Blend in collaboration with Think BIG, specifically for creative inspiration. It is available in a 1/8th pack, which includes seven .5 gram pre-rolls of Lowell Farms' signature sun-grown California cannabis, custom blended with Orange Sherbet, Banjo, and Rattlesnake Sour Diesel.

"Lowell Herb Co. is committed to improving peoples' lives and reversing the negative impact that cannabis prohibition has had on our society," said Lowell Herb Co. CEO David Elias. "When Think BIG approached us about collaborating on a program that highlights the positive impact of cannabis on our culture, we were all in."

A portion of proceeds from The Frank White Creative Blend will be donated to the Prison Arts Project. The Prison Arts Project began in 1977, and is dedicated to providing arts instruction to incarcerated individuals in the belief that participation in the artistic process significantly and positively affects their view of themselves and the world around them.


"We've been fans of Lowell for years. We love their top-shelf flower and their use of organic farmers for their products," said CJ Wallace, founder of Think BIG. "Before my dad was killed, he was arrested for cannabis possession, and I see how the pointless war on drugs has affected our communities — this is why criminal justice reform is important to me. My mom and dad both used cannabis for their creativity, as I do."

Think BIG's new brand Frank White creates limited-edition cannabis products, apparel, and accessories designed to inspire creativity. The name is taken from the eponymous character in the 1990 film King of New York, one of the many aliases that Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace used to express himself. By supporting artistic creativity and criminal justice reform, Frank White's mission is to show society that cannabis isn't contraband; it's a catalyst for creativity.

"We believe it's time for the world to honor and embrace cannabis' influence as the ultimate ghostwriter in music, literature, visual arts, science. From Louis Armstrong, Jack Kerouac, Carl Sagan, Johnny Cash, John Lennon, Quincy Jones, Rolling Stones, to Biggie…if you enjoy their work, then you must honor cannabis' contribution as a creative tool. It's time to come out of the cannabis closet and discuss how this plant has shaped our culture in positive ways," says Willie Mack, co-founder and president of Think BIG.

The limited-edition Frank White Creative Blend pack is available today in Northern California at Urban Pharm and Southern California at Rose Collective and Sweet Leaf for $40. For more information on Lowell Herb Co., please visit www.lowellsmokes.com. To learn how you can support Think BIG, please visit www.comethinkbig.com

The Brownie Mary Democratic Club of San Francisco. We will meet on Wednesday, March 13th at 6:15 pm in downtown San Francisco. Please arrive on time or a bit early as we have a packed agenda. Anyone 18 or older is welcome to attend.

We thank The Green Door dispensary for the use of their lounge. We are delighted that Lowell Herb Co. will be the sponsor of this meeting. 

The candidates for San Francisco District Attorney will be speaking at the meeting. Paul Hansbury and Susan Tibbon will give a presentation on SB 827. 

We will also be giving updates on local, state and Federal issues of importance to medical cannabis patients, adult personal cannabis consumers, and their allies. 

David Goldman
President, San Francisco Chapter
Brownie Mary Democratic Club

H.E.A.R.T. is a membership group that works to raise funds for and offer support to the child victims of abuse receiving services at VIP. Through annual memberships and donations, H.E.A.R.T. members raise funds to cover the costs of the “essential nonessentials” that allow VIP’s families to continue on their path to healing. Comprised of passionate advocates, professionals and philanthropists, H.E.A.R.T. members have created a community dedicated to making a thoughtful impact on the lives of abused children and the caregivers who strive to keep them safe.

https://violenceinterventionprogram.org/about-vip/about-heart/

The Woolsey Fire was a destructive wildfire that burned in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. The fire ignited on November 8, 2018 and burned 96,949 acres of land. It was one of several fires in California that ignited on the same day.

To do our part, Lowell  made a donation on behalf of each of our 125 employees to our firefighters (http://supportlafd.org/) to immediately assist those who need help the most.  

Donations from our 2018 Harvest Party raffle were also donated to the LAFD

Lowell also participated in the Woolsey Fire Fundraiser for the Malibu Foundation for Immediate Emergency Relief


By Mary Kaye Schilling - for Newsweek - June 15, 2018

On May 2, a curious billboard went up along the South 5 Freeway in Los Angeles. It read, "Recently Pardoned? We're Hiring."

And we felt strongly," said Elias, "that we needed to acknowledge the people that were caught up in the turmoil of cannabis arrests, who now have records."

The sign was located on Daly Street, not far from the Men's Central Jail and Twin Tower Correctional Facility, and paid for by Lowell Herb Co., the fastest-growing cannabis company in California. Lowell hoped to attract recently pardoned, nonviolent offenders convicted for cannabis-related crimes, and it worked: Within 24 hours, the company had received 100 résumés. In early June, it hired its first paroled employee.

California is the largest cannabis market in the world. It is also very competitive. Since its founding, in January 2017, Lowell Herb has become thenumber one manufacturer of pre-roll(meaning the joints are rolled for you). The business has grown "over a thousand percent in revenues in 12 months," said Elias, with staff increasing from five to 70-plus people in a year and a half. (Time Out Los Angelesvoted Lowell "the most innovative cannabis farm in California.") That puts the company in an advantageous position as an industry leader. "And we felt strongly," said Elias, "that we needed to acknowledge the people that were caught up in the turmoil of cannabis arrests, who now have records."

"I think the reason why is that the people we connect with—the businesspeople who know me personally, who know what we're about—understand that this is true and dear to our hearts and what we believe in, not a random idea or marketing tool or whatever," said Elias, whose company is noted for its responsible and organic cannabis farming. "It's the core ethos of our business."

By Joanne Cachapero - for MG Magazine - May 15, 2018

“The industry today exists in large part based on the fact that all of the early pioneers took risks in the grey market."

“In America and around the world, people have been using cannabis for centuries. Finally, the laws in U.S at the state level are catching up with the fact that the people have spoken, with 64 percent in favor of marijuana legalization,” David Elias, Lowell Herb Co. chief executive officer told mgretailer.

“The industry today exists in large part based on the fact that all of the early pioneers took risks in the grey market. In essence, the industry as a whole should be conscious of this and take actions to give people affected by cannabis prohibition a second chance,” Elias added, "we know the best way for Lowell to make an impact is to take action."


“We are hopeful that other companies will also look to hire people effected by cannabis prohibition, but we know the best way for Lowell to make an impact is to take action. We are starting first with our program to hire qualified candidates, and then working to expanding the program to include other cannabis companies that want to participate.”

The new initiative is the most recent action taken by Lowell and other cannabis companies to provide resources and jobs to individuals and communities that have been negatively affected by marijuana prohibition and the War on Drugs. Lowell Herb Co. also supports the Marijuana Policy Project.

Through the Lowell Herb Co. jobs initiative we proudly support the Drug Policy Alliance

Through the Lowell Herb Co. jobs initiative we proudly support the Marijuana Policy Project

Lowell proudly supports CCA in educating the community and de-stigmatizing cannabis

California Cannabis Advocates was created to change the stigma against cannabis medicine and end the negative perceptions of cannabis patients. They help businesses understand how cannabis affects their patient community, and how their civic community understands them. They pride themselves in their relationships–building strong ties outside the cannabis community to Flip the Script for cannabis perception.

Lowell is proud to support CCA and are grateful for their support in de-stigmatizing cannabis and helping integrate Lowell into local expungement clinics and other educational events. 

THE PHOENIX RISING FROM THE ASHES: HEROES OF THE 2017 NORTH BAY FIRES

By Christina Cassen - for Dope Magazine - January 23, 2018

Jessica Lilga, Co-founder of Alta Supply, a cannabis distribution company, is organizing a farm-to-farm aid program. Growers unaffected by the fires can donate flower, which can be tested by SC Labs, who is offering testing services for all donations. These flower donations will be sold by Alta Supply to dispensaries, and 100 percent of profits go to growers in need. Lilga implores, “For those of us who are among the lucky ones, let’s channel our blessings . . . Thank you for being part of what makes our industry so special. Let us unite as a community, and together we can become the Phoenix that rises from the ashes.”

Lowell proudly donated flower and funds to the farm-to-farm aid program at the end 2017.

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It’s hard to think about anything more emblematic of Golden State lifestyle.

California is the largest cannabis market in the world. It is also very competitive. Since its founding, in January 2017, Lowell Herb has become the number one manufacturer of pre-rolls.

Get the most high-quality plants in [Lowell's] products.

You get an extra California feeling of conscientious consumerism.

By far the most innovative cannabis farm in California.

Lowell is an All American farm reminiscent of another era, with an almost religious devotion to the purity of their flowers.

Organically fertilized and never subjected to nasty man-made pesticides. Good god it's good!

Premium organic cannabis from the creative Lowell Farms. 

They appeal to your friend's minimalist aesthetic.

Since 1909, the California family of farms has grown organic cannabis for green-minded consumers who value premium goods and sophisticated design.

One of the most recognizable products in the cannabis industry.

Always delicious, you’ll find a seasonal blend of all-natural organic strains.

I have never in my life experienced a better, more effective high for pain relief than I have with these pre-rolled smokes from Lowell Farms.

It’s farmed responsibly along the California coast — all organic fertilizer, no synthetic pesticides, workers paid a living wage — and comes in an adorable pack of pre-rolls.

When it comes to style, Lowell Herb Co. has it down.

California's best responsibly farmed organic weed. 

Lowell Smokes are the whole package if you’re looking for all-organic, top-tier smokes.

The brand’s packaging is a sturdy, rustic and sophisticated cardboard case that easily slides open to reveal the premium quality hand-rolled cones.

The finest, organic, greenhouse-grown bud.

No longer is simple marijuana enough — now smokers want bud they can consume both easily and ethically. That’s where Lowell Herb Co. comes in.

Grown in the most Portlandia way possible.

Lowell Herb Co., a California-based farm, which brings a bucolic farm-to-table concept to its brand.

Lowell Smokes got me stoned to the bejeezus off their beautiful California sun grown cannabis.

Lowell Herb Co. has taken it to the future.

The apothecary-leaning branding balances elegance with a folksy, homegrown charm.

Responsibly farmed with organic fertilizer and all natural materials, this is some high quality stuff.

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