Northland Cannabis
Rating: 4.7/5.0 ( 16 reviews )
Welcome to the enchanting world of Northland Cannabis, the very first dispensary to grace the quaint town of Phayao. Poised at the heart of tranquility, this cannabis haven is not just a store; it’s an experience, weaving the essence of Phayao with the magical touch of nature’s finest greens.
Imagine stepping into a realm where each strain tells a story, a place where Monkey Berries dance with flavors of apricot, butter, and mint, inducing a state of happiness and upliftment like no other. Or perhaps the Amnesia x Member Berry, a mysterious blend that invites you to decipher its secrets through a picture, captivating your senses with an equilibrium of sativa and indica.
But the adventure doesn’t end there. For the purists and adventurers, GSC x Thai Sativa offers a journey through the lush fields of Thailand, promising a sativa experience that’s as authentic as it gets. Then there’s the legendary Skywalker OG “Purple” aka Northland Cannabis OG – a balanced force of nature, entwining you in its rich history and profound effects.
Let’s not forget the aficionados of flavor and effect, for whom Sour Diesel / Seed Stocker and Frozen Gelato / Northland Cannabis OG stand ready to unleash their potent combinations of taste and sensations. And if you’re in pursuit of something truly legendary, brace yourself for the God Father, a divine strain that promises celestial relaxation with every puff.
Beyond the botanical wonders, Northland Cannabis takes pride in its exquisite collection of gear – each piece a testament to Thai craftsmanship. From “The Carafe”, a handmade ceramic marvel, to “The Bamboo” and “The Pipe”, every item is a masterpiece, waiting to add a touch of elegance and tradition to your cannabis ritual.
Open every day from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Northland Cannabis is not just about selling products; it’s about nurturing a community, a family. So, whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or curious newcomer, walk in and discover a world where quality, tradition, and warmth meet, making every visit an unforgettable journey.
Finally, a list for Phayao! The city’s been overlooked for too long. These shops are top-notch.
Agreed, but I think some great hidden gems are missing from the list. Have you been to GreenHaven on the outskirts?
Yes, I’ve been there! It’s my go-to spot. Maybe it’s best they keep it off the list to avoid overcrowding.
I think the criteria for what makes a shop ‘top-notch’ need to be discussed. Are we considering variety, price, or customer service most?
It’s about time we normalize weed just like any other retail store. This is progress.
Is it really progress? Think about the message this sends to our kids.
It’s about educating our kids on safe consumption and the benefits for medical users. Besides, alcohol has been normalized for years.
As long as there’s strict regulation and education, I don’t see the problem. It’s all about responsible use.
I’m all for supporting local businesses, but some of these shops are just out to make a quick buck without concern for product quality or customer education.
That’s true in some cases, but many of us genuinely care about our customers and the community. It’s not fair to generalize.
Does anyone else worry about the environmental impact of increasing cannabis production? Where’s the sustainability in all this?
Absolutely, it’s a valid concern. But I know a few shops on the list practice organic farming and minimize waste. It’s not all bad.
I think as consumers, we have a responsibility to support eco-friendly shops. It’s the only way to ensure the industry moves in the right direction.
Some of these shops have really helped improve the small local economy here. It’s not just about the weed; it’s about boosting small business.
I question how much of that money actually stays in our community versus going into the pockets of out-of-town owners.
Fair point, but I’ve seen firsthand how some shops sponsor local events and charities. Not perfect, but it’s something.
Let’s not forget the cultural significance of cannabis in Thai history before all this commercialization started.
True, there’s a deep cultural tie that shouldn’t be overshadowed by the industry. But, adaptation is also a part of history.