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What does craft mean? Here a number of artists and creatives talk about what craft means to them. How can we apply this to cannabis? For me craft is a mastery, a nuanced understanding. A thoughtful approach. Using quality materials / inputs. Hand made by someone with a strong skill set and understanding. So, for me, for cannabis; feeding salts is not craft. Hiring laborers with little to no grow experience is not craft. Using conventional methods and practices is not craft. Growing conventional varieties is not craft. A small footprint is not inherently craft. Hand trim is a good practice but that alone does not make it craft. If the business is struggling to pass testing, it is absolutely not craft. Thoughts? I think the word is already dead. But what do you think makes a cannabis business CRAFT?

Craft: Seriously, What Does the Word Mean? | American Craft Council

Craft: Seriously, What Does the Word Mean? | American Craft Council

craftcouncil.org

Matt Iarussi

Chief Operating Officer -Cannabis Facility Contamination Expert -Seedmaker

2mo

Craft or Kraft? That is the question. One of the most abused words in cannabis cultivation today.

Emily Love

Cannabis Specialist | Professional Sound Healer | Owner of Luna Soul Sound Healing | Event Planner | Retreat Host

1mo

Craft - noun 1. an activity involving skill in making things by hand. 2. skill used in deceiving others. Most are number 2 ☺️

Dan Herridge

cannabis cultivator and post harvest wizard. solventless hash extraction. organic ferments. living soil, cocoganics. you can't spell Dank without Dan

2mo

Craft is no machinery. Craft is not commercial scale. Craft is not venture caputal backed.

Marcus Johnson-Smith

Co-Founder & CMO, Kush Groove (we're hiring)

2mo

Only a goat would know

I totally agree James Wormser. Next word to break down is curated.

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