
Autumn 2026 · Field notes
A slower harvest
This year's cut ran ten days late. We waited for the trichomes to turn milky and for the mornings to cool. It paid off — more resin, more cedar, a bit of citrus we didn't have last year.
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Short dispatches on the flowers, the seasons, and the quiet gestures that shape the collection.

Autumn 2026 · Field notes
This year's cut ran ten days late. We waited for the trichomes to turn milky and for the mornings to cool. It paid off — more resin, more cedar, a bit of citrus we didn't have last year.
Read on Snow OG →
The atelier
Curing is the slow part. Buds sit in glass jars — opened once a day the first week, twice a week after that. Humidity settles, the greens deepen, the smell sharpens up.
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Craft
Every bud is finished by hand. A machine takes off too much. We leave the sugar leaves that protect the trichomes and only cut what dulls the flower.
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