FARMACEUTICALRX focuses on preserving the natural integrity of the plant from cultivation through extraction. Their living soil growing method helps mimic mother nature’s optimal conditions for their plants. FARMACEUTICALRX preserves the trichomes on their dry leaf by only handling stalk and stems when trimming. This helps to prevent removing and damaging trichomes.
In addition to their dry leaf, FARMACEUTICALRX focuses heavily on their Live Resin Cartridges and Rick Simpson Oil (RSO). Their Live Resin Cartridges contain an average of 6.64% (66,000ppm) terpenes. They never use any additives for their cartridges and only use cannabis derived terpenes.
Strains specific to FARMACEUTICALRX include Archangel, Honey, Sage, UK Cheese, Wedding Cake, and will be introducing many more as they continue to develop their large genetic seed library.
At Solevo, you’ll find FARMACEUTICALRX in our selections of cartridges, concentrates, RSO and tinctures. Keep an eye out for updates on our social media and email for new products from FARMACEUTICALRX coming to Solevo.
We asked FARMACEUTICALRX what makes their specialty area unique. See below!
“Living soil works with biomimicry. What that means is, we strive for the plants to grow in an environment exactly like they would get in nature. Our plants are not force fed, unlike the plants being pumped full of synthetic fertilizers that are told what they are going to eat. We set our plants up with the nutrients in the soil so that they can pick and choose what they want to keep them happy!” – Jamie Hubbard (Director of Cultivation)
“Utilizing the living soil growing method, we are choosing to cultivate more sustainably. We rely on the health of the soil to help the plant through its growth cycle instead of relying on synthetic chemicals to boost our yields. We utilize organic granular inputs like Alfalfa meal, Humic acids, Bat guano, etc. in our cultivation method which helps build healthy soil. In return, the soil plays a major role in the success of the plants. Our plants share a bed of soil co-living nutrients. We recycle our soil and use it time and time again. At this point, we have almost a full year cultivating in the same soil in our flower beds.” – Jamie Hubbard (Director of Cultivation)