What MMJDaily reported
MMJDaily writes for cultivators and the people who supply them, and its Colerain story reads that way. The store gets a sentence; the grow behind it gets the rest.
we're excited to bring that same experience to the Colerain community
The numbers it repeats from the company are the ones a grower would ask about first: Level 1 license, veteran ownership, and roughly 50,000 square feet of cultivation canopy.
The point it lands on is vertical integration. Owning the grow and the shop lets King City Gardens put its own product on the shelf while keeping room for other Ohio brands, and the company says it wants to keep growing in its hometown.
What it means at the counter
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Colerain Township is the third Greater Cincinnati Garden.
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King City Gardens grows what The Garden sells under its own name, then stocks other Ohio brands alongside it.
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The story ran with a photo of the store team.
