This holiday season impress your friends and family or just please yourself with delightful holiday-themed cannabis mocktails and food pairings. Joining us is Xander Shephard co-founder of Artet, one of the leading cannabis beverage companies in California.
Artet is a family company: two brothers and a cousin who love cannabis and cocktails in equal parts. Together they make amaro-inspired, THC-infused beverages that stimulate appetite, elevate time spent with friends, and look right at home on the dining room table.

Are you familiar with no-till gardening and living soil?

No-Till is an agricultural method of farming where there is minimal disturbance of the topsoil. Tilling the soil or tillage is the conventional way of farming where mechanical agitation is used to prep soil with large discs and tractors. Tilling soil year after year will cause once beautifully rich soil to become nothing but bare dirt. No-Till has massive benefits for cannabis plants and the environment.

You might be more familiar with the term “living soil”. Living soil means that the earth is “alive” with organisms, microbes, etc. Thousands of microorganisms work together to create a biologically diverse ecosystem filled with beneficial fungi, bacteria, nematodes, protozoa, worms, and more.

Our guest speakers are Marco and Jake, long-time friends and the founders of No Till Kings a Long Beach-based indoor cannabis farm using the No-Till and Living Soil methods. No Till Kings don’t use synthetic pesticides, instead, they incorporate beneficial insects and microorganisms to combat diseases and pests. In place of artificial nutrients, their plants rely on worms in the living soil that turn organic matter into nitrogen-rich worm castings.

Join us to learn about these two techniques, how to use them in your own garden, and how to create your own worm beds at home.