Winewood Organics

Single Source. Local. Independent. Organic.

I started cultivating cannabis over a decade ago in order to provide a close family member with a consistent supply of high quality, pesticide free cannabis flower. I immediately fell in love with the process of cannabis cultivation – starting with a seed or small cutting and nurturing it until it produced mature flowers. I remember it feeling like a magical experience. Over the years, I turned many closets, tents, cupboards, crawlspaces, bedrooms and basements into makeshift grow rooms. 

In 2016, I set out to find a permanent, commercial facility. At the time, there were limited options for commercial cannabis real estate in Ann Arbor. My best option was an abandoned cat shelter on South Maple and Winewood Ave. on the West side of Ann Arbor. Beginning with a thorough cleaning, myself and a handful of friends converted the run-down cat shelter into a start-of-the-art indoor cultivation facility. In 2017, the city gave me a Certificate of Occupancy to cultivate and process 72 cannabis plants. We eventually added a processing lab and retail space to the facility, with the goal of becoming an organic, independent, seed to sale cannabis facility.   

Our goal is to grow and produce the best quality cannabis products possible. Because we are licensed as a “Marijuana Microbusiness”, we only sell cannabis products that were grown and produced on-site. This license restricts our plant count to 150, which means we have the time to ensure every plant gets exactly what it requires. Our on-site cannabis processing lab will only process material from our gardens, which allows us to focus on making the purest, most terpene rich concentrates possible. 

We believe the secret to quality cannabis comes from healthy plants grown as naturally as possible. In our grow rooms, nutrient injected grow cubes are replaced by organic soil and purified water. Chemical pesticides are replaced by a natural, holistic integrated pest management system.  An automated irrigation system is replaced by the green thumb of a real person.