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From the plant we smoke to the women leading the industry, we celebrate a brighter, more feminine future in cannabis.

For our second installment of Pot Sounds we collaborated with Massachusetts based DJs Claude Money and Johnny Stevens for a funky playlist to let the good vibes flow.

A smoke-filled room and the soft sounds of languid funk, seductive soft rock, and smoldering AOR float through the air, the sultry voices of these 70’s ladies carrying you into the quiet hours. Light up this mellow blend and drift away.

There’s no debating that music and Merry Jane sing a similar tune; in fact, most genres wouldn’t even exist without some high-minded band members sparking up a doob before jamming in the studio or curing their stage fright with a little smokeable courage.

Thoughtfully selected by Forager Records, this playlist of vintage music features misty folk, AOR grooves, & soft psychedelia for a heady trip into the woods.

The human need for self-expression is innate. We’re not just talking about our general tendencies to fulfill our hierarchy of needs to survive and socialize but to also express ourselves in a creative way.

Growing weed may seem intimidating at first, but anyone can do it with the right amount of light, water, and love – especially with our new Grow Your Own Kits. Our special Grow Your Own autoflower plants have been planted in a way to set you up for success, thanks to our pals at Ladybug

Here at Old Pal, we celebrate the circle of life through the bountiful cannabis grown by cultivators we work with — from seed, to maturation, to final harvest. It’s all about the connection to plant and planet, and this 420 we wanted to give you the opportunity to experience this for yourself with our special

For too long, weed has been used as a way to target and criminalize Black and Brown communities around the country. It’s a decades old problem that we still continue to deal with, thanks to ridiculous laws, wasted tax dollars, and mass incarceration. As a cannabis brand dedicated to justice and equality, we’ve had enough

We miss live music and everything about it from the sweat drenched dancefloors to the collective energy pulsing from our favorite festivals. After all, music is the most emotive artform but the way we’ve had to engage with it during the pandemic leaves a lot to be desired, especially when gathering in groups is still