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Those who know their cannabis—the pundits, mindful cultivators, and meticulous consumers—prefer their cannabis grown in living soil. Find out why here.

The cannabis industry hasn’t always been sustainable. Learn about the sustainable innovations that are paving the way to more accessible organic cannabis products.

Go behind the scenes of TGOD's promise of creating quality and high-THC organic whole flower. Discover how our CleanCraft™ process makes all the difference!

Allow TGOD's VP of Growing Operations to walk you through our unique processes in creating superior, organic cannabis. Click here for a tour of our greenhouse.

It's time to put on your creative hat and turn your TGOD glass jars into festive Christmas ornaments! Here's how you can get crafty with our reusable jars.

Don't recycle your sustainable TGOD jars just yet! They're the perfect storage container for culinary needs, like homemade infused sea salts! Learn more here.

Food waste tends to spike during the holiday season, but there are many solutions for this. Here are 11 simple ways you can be more eco-friendly this Christmas.

For outdoor gardeners, harvest season brings both bounty and a feeling of bittersweetness. See here for our harvesting tips and get ready to reap what you sow.

Industrial hemp fields are helping local bees "de-stress" by providing a late-season source of pollen. Learn more about how hemp fields keep the bees buzzin'!

Growing organic cannabis is an intricate process, but what are the soil nutrients necessary to ensure proper growth and a stellar yield? Click here to find out.

Before you shoo those birds away, you should know that they actually benefit your crops! Here are the advantages of having birds visit your organic garden.

Gooey chocolatey S'mores are always a good idea. Learn how to make your own DIY mini S'mores jars to elevate the sweet experience! Click here for more.

Just like humans, organic cannabis plants need potassium to survive and thrive. Learn why this macronutrient is essential for healthy growth and reproduction.

Thinking about packing snacks for your next trip? Glass jars are your best bet! Here are 20 on-the-go snacks you can easily store in TGOD's reusable glass jars.

Cannabis cultivation is an art and a science that requires the perfect balance of nutrients. Learn why phosphorus is a vital element in creating robust buds.

Birds play a beneficial role in the overall health of our outdoor ecosystems. Get creative and DIY feeders for these winged foes with repurposed TGOD jars.

Get crafty with your TGOD cannabis jars and turn them into beach-themed glass terrariums! Here's how you can pull off this aesthetic, DIY work of art.

Growing organic cannabis requires the perfect balance of nutrients — including nitrogen. Here's what every cultivator needs to know about its crucial role!

Repurpose your empty TGOD cannabis jars by using them to germinate organic seeds! Follow these simple steps to start making the perfect germination jar.

Are you a thriving gardener who's accumulated a stockpile of plastic plant pots? Don't throw them all away just yet — here are 7 ways you can repurpose them!

Recycling is one of the ways your household can help protect the environment: It reduces the adverse effects of pollution and counters your contributions to climate change. How? 

Cannabis legalization in Canada comes with a serious cost to the environment. Every stage of the production and consumption process takes its own toll, and coming up with environmentally-friendly solutions is a complex undertaking due to governmental regulations.

Plastic straw bans are becoming more prevalent—and for good reason. In the U.S. alone, it’s estimated that 500 million plastic straws are used daily.  

As gardeners, farmers, landscapers, and everyday lawn owners, we depend on various methods of pest control to ensure our outdoor spaces support beneficial plants and insects and eliminate invasive species.

Growing organic cannabis at home is an exciting undertaking. Whether or not you have a green thumb doesn’t matter. It’s all about learning the basics and experimenting while developing your gardening skills.

Hemp seeds, or hemp hearts, are Cannabis seeds with trace amounts of THC. They taste nutty and can be pressed into an oil or eaten raw, cooked, or roasted. While consuming these seeds won’t result in any psychoactive effects, they will effectively boost your health. How?

Not sure where to look? You can find local items at farmers’ markets, farms, locally-owned businesses, and artisan kiosks. 

There’s been a long running debate about whether organic food is any healthier than its non-organic counterpart, and it’s time to set the record straight.

Meat provides a rich source of complete protein, meaning it contains all the essential amino acids your body depends on for proper functioning. It’s also a natural source of energy-giving and immune-system-boosting minerals like iron, zinc, and selenium and vitamins like A, B, and D. 

Spring offers the best opportunity to repair our relationship with nature. Why? Because when the snow finally melts and temperatures rise, we are naturally drawn to outdoor spaces for a breath of fresh air. We have been depleted of all the benefits of nature for so long that it becomes a craving that begs to be satisfied. This need pushes us to prioritize spending time outdoors and truly appreciate it as though we’re experiencing it for the first time.

Bees are among our most important pollinators, and scientific evidence shows their existence is currently threatened by conventional agricultural practices.

We’ve been told organic farming is lower-impact and avoids the use of toxic pesticides, fungicides, salts, and heavy metals. Intuitively, we know an organic lifestyle is a sustainable one. But how exactly does going organic help the planet?

You might be able to wash you fruits and vegetables to remove pesticides if they weren't grown organically - but the same thing doesn't apply to your cannabis. Here's why certified organic cannabis matters.

While it’s certainly important to celebrate Earth Day and raise environmental awareness, it’s all the more crucial that we take daily steps to protect our home. Doing so inspires others to follow our lead and sets into motion a series of impactful actions that make a real difference.

This year marks the 49th annual Earth Day—a day dedicated to raising environmental awareness and protecting our planet.

Whether you’re throwing a dinner party or making a meal for one, there are endless easy ways to make your menu more eco-friendly.

Our grocery carts carry what’s called a “food print.” This term acknowledges that everything we purchase, cook, and consume has an ecological impact. When we understand our personal food print, we can work to make our groceries more green and reduce our contributions to climate change.

Earth Day is the perfect day to dial up your eco-friendly efforts. The changes you make on April 22 can inspire lasting changes in your lifestyle. This kind of positive shift has a ripple effect on everyone around you. When others see how easy it is to go green, they are more likely to commit to making the switch to more sustainable living.

Glass bongs are beautiful additions to cannabis smoking routines. They’re environmentally-friendly, they work to cool down the smoke before it hits your lungs, and they make conserving cannabis a breeze. 

But everyone who’s ever had a bong knows that after a few sessions, it can get really nasty. Resin builds up, sticks to the glass, and changes not only the look of your piece, but the flavour profile of the smoke.

In a conscious effort to cut down single-use plastic consumption, companies are listening to public concerns and coming to the forefront with a range of eco-friendly solutions.

This means you don’t need to go straw-free, you simply need to switch to an alternative. 

Reducing waste is no longer an option; it’s a dire necessity. You see, we’re running out of places to store our ever-growing piles of trash. From the depths of our oceans to the heights of Mount Everest and everywhere in between, our planet is overrun with waste.

Companion planting is a growing strategy whereby gardeners group together plant varieties that “like” or complement each other.  

Saving money and the planet while boosting your household’s wellness is easier than most would assume.

Earthing is the practice of realigning your body’s natural system by connecting to the earth’s electrical energy. When we increase our physical contact with the earth, we rebalance our internal electrical frequencies and this promotes holistic wellness.

Extending our organic lifestyles to our furry friends means boosting their nutrient-intake and enhancing their overall wellbeing, but what does it look like?

We already know that taking care of Mother Earth means taking care of ourselves and our futures. Maybe we opt for organics, use transit, compost, or simply recycle. Now? Climate scientists agree it is not enough. We need to come together and put our whole hearts into this.

There are two key things to consider before making your organic compost: the container and your composting ingredients. Learn more.

Farm-to-table has many meanings, but at its core, it’s a movement that connects farm fresh food directly with consumers. It fosters and supports relationships between local farmers and restaurants or households, thereby skipping the step of first sending these products to grocery stores where they sit waiting for sale. 

Our children are the future of the planet, and now more than ever, we need to teach them better stewardship than previous generations. But how do we get our children to care about the planet when a third of them worldwide spend less time outdoors than the average prisoner?

These are our community’s best tips for growing your way through the winter.