Category Archives: Grower / Cultivator

Cannon Falls in Goodhue County is home to Minny Grown Cannabis Company LLC, a licensed operator working both cultivation and manufacturing under Minnesota’s microbusiness license class, the tier designed for small, vertically minded operators. From its southeastern Minnesota base, the company grows cannabis and produces manufactured products for the state’s regulated supply chain. Licensed by the OCM in May 2026, Minny Grown covers two links of the chain under one roof.

Theory Wellness of MN LLC cultivates cannabis in Saint Paul under a Minnesota microbusiness license, the state’s license class for small, independently scaled operators. Based in Ramsey County in the heart of the Twin Cities, the company focuses on cultivation for Minnesota’s regulated supply chain. Licensed by the OCM in May 2026, Theory Wellness of MN adds capital-city growing capacity to the state’s expanding adult-use market.

In Hackensack, deep in Cass County’s north-central lakes country, Inhale North LLC cultivates cannabis under a Minnesota microbusiness license. The microbusiness class is the state’s tier for small, independently owned operators, and Inhale North applies it to the cultivation side of the supply chain. Licensed by the OCM in May 2026, the company grows cannabis for Minnesota’s regulated market from one of the state’s most scenic up-north regions.

High Horse Farms cultivates cannabis in Nowthen, a rural Anoka County community on the northern edge of the Twin Cities metro. Operated by Paradise Solution Management L.L.C., the farm holds a Minnesota microbusiness license, the state’s class for small, independently owned operators. Licensed by the OCM in May 2026, High Horse Farms grows cannabis for Minnesota’s regulated supply chain, bringing small-scale agricultural production to the north metro.

Bake’s cultivates cannabis in Moorhead, the Clay County hub of Minnesota’s Red River Valley. The company operates under a Minnesota microbusiness license, the class created for small, locally scaled operators, and holds a social equity designation under the state’s cannabis program. Licensed by the OCM in June 2026, Bake’s grows for Minnesota’s regulated supply chain, adding homegrown cultivation capacity to the state’s northwestern corner.

True to its name, West Central Cannabis LLC grows cannabis in Appleton, a Swift County community in western Minnesota. The company operates under a Minnesota microbusiness license, the small-operator class in the state’s licensing system, and holds a social equity designation under the OCM’s program. Licensed in June 2026, West Central Cannabis adds cultivation capacity to a part of the state where locally owned cannabis agriculture is just taking root.

Colonel & Claffey Cannabis Company LLC cultivates cannabis in Cannon Falls, the Goodhue County town in southeastern Minnesota. The company holds a Minnesota microbusiness license, the state’s license class for small, locally scaled operators, and carries a social equity designation under the OCM’s program. Licensed in June 2026, Colonel & Claffey grows for the regulated supply chain, bringing agricultural know-how from one of the state’s classic farm-country corridors.

Float Cannabis Company cultivates cannabis in Rochester under a Minnesota mezzobusiness license, the state’s mid-size license class that sits between microbusinesses and the largest operators. Based in Olmsted County in southeastern Minnesota and operated by MB 08 Inc., the company carries a social equity designation and focuses on cultivation for the regulated supply chain. Licensed in June 2026, Float is positioned to help supply retailers across the region’s growing market.

In Taylors Falls, where Chisago County meets the St. Croix River valley, FlowerSpot LLC cultivates cannabis under a Minnesota microbusiness license. The microbusiness class is the state’s license tier for small, independently owned operators, and FlowerSpot puts it to work on the cultivation side of the supply chain. Licensed in June 2026, the company grows cannabis for Minnesota’s regulated market from its east-central Minnesota home base.

Watertown in Carver County is home to Frost Leaf L.L.C., a licensed cannabis cultivator in the western Twin Cities metro area. The company holds a Minnesota microbusiness license, the state’s license class for small, locally scaled operators, and carries a social equity designation under the state’s cannabis program. Licensed by the OCM in June 2026, Frost Leaf grows cannabis for Minnesota’s regulated adult-use supply chain, adding homegrown cultivation capacity to the west metro.