OurMission

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Standards

Clean Green Certified and Pesticide Free, Always

Falcanna is Clean Green Certified. Clean Green is the only nationally recognized cannabis certification program based on organic and sustainable farming practices.

It is the best way to know cannabis is truly grown without chemical inputs or pesticides. When Bethany and Justin started Falcanna, they had one clear goal: grow cannabis they themselves would be happy to smoke.

That means no pesticides, ever. Not the ones that are technically permitted like neem oil, not the ones that are hard to detect, and not the ones that get filtered away during the extraction process if you make the raw flower into concentrate.

We do not believe any amount of pesticide or chemical residue belongs in a product people inhale.

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Cultivation

Organic, Happy Plants

Every plant is grown with organic nutrients, natural minerals, organic mineral teas, and a variety of grow media for each cultivar’s preference from coco, organic soil, or rockwool.

We flush every plant with pure reverse osmosis water for a dozen waterings before harvest, so what reaches you is exactly what it should be: pure cannabis and nothing more.

Our plants are grown indoors under LED and energy efficient HPS lighting, in climate controlled rooms dialed in for optimal temperature and humidity. HEPA level air filtration ensures a clean growing environment completely free of mold spores at every stage of growth.

We utilize sustainable growing practices of conserving water, efficient lighting and electrical layouts, fuel conscience delivery routes, biodegradable packaging, and pesticide free cultivation because the health of our product and the health of our planet are equally important to us.

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Packaging

Biodegradable Packaging

At Falcanna, we take pride in keeping our environmental footprint as small as possible. Packaging is one of the biggest waste challenges in the cannabis industry, and we have made it our mission to do better.

Our flower is packaged in 100% certified biodegradable bags made from a blend of cornstarch and plant-based polylactic acid. These bags begin breaking down in 20 years or less, compared to the 500 years it takes standard mylar to degrade.

Our ounces come in hinged glass jars made from recycled glass and fitted with a rubber gasket to keep your flower fresh and protected. With minimal labeling and a sturdy build, these jars are made to be repurposed long after the cannabis is gone. We love seeing what our customers do with them.

Our 2-pack joints are sealed in biodegradable hemp-paper tubes, and our newest offering, the 6-pack, comes packaged in biodegradable hemp-paper boxes. From the smallest purchase to the largest, every Falcanna package is designed with the planet in mind.

What we put into the earth matters just as much as what we take from it.

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Environment

Falcon and Raptor Rehabilitation

Falcanna is actively expanding a state-of-the-art cooperative breeding, conservation, and rehabilitation center for birds of prey on the Olympic Peninsula. Raptors are disproportionately affected by human activity, and we are committed to giving recently recovered and displaced birds the care and training they need to return to the wild.

Our facility is home to a growing family of falcons and hawks, and we are proud to be working on cooperative breeding programs for some of the most remarkable raptors in the world, including the African Hawk Eagle and the Gyrfalcon. Each program represents years of dedication, careful genetics work, and a deep reverence for these birds and the role they play in healthy ecosystems.

One of our most beloved residents is Scarlette, a Red-naped Shaheen falcon who has a way of stopping people in their tracks. If you are lucky enough to catch us at a retail vendor day across Washington State, come say hello. We love any chance to share our conservation work and introduce people to the raptors that inspire everything we do.

Meet Sky, Falcanna’s Falcon Ambassador

Falcanna’s falcon ambassador, Sky, is a 12-year-old male Saker falcon rescued by Bethany and Justin from a neglectful situation. He now lives at what the team calls the Luxury Falcon Resort, eating fresh quail, flying in a football field sized exercise pen, and taking long, luxurious baths.