Cannabis flower is the dried, cured bud of the cannabis plant, and it is the product most people reach for first at a dispensary. The Grove grows its own flower and sells it at both its Las Vegas and Pahrump stores, where every batch is lab-tested and labeled under a Nevada license. This page explains what flower is, how we grow and select ours, how to read quality, and how to shop the current menu at either location.
Key facts
- Product: cannabis flower, the dried and cured bud of the cannabis plant, sold by the gram, eighth, quarter, half, and ounce.
- Where to buy: The Grove Las Vegas and The Grove Pahrump, both Nevada-licensed dispensaries.
- House brand: The Grove grows its own flower and sells it under its Kannabis brand, cultivated seed to shelf in a 26,600 square foot facility.
- Also stocked: a rotating selection of other licensed Nevada flower brands, so the shelf stays varied.
- Types stocked: indica, indica-hybrid, hybrid, sativa-hybrid, and sativa flower. The selection rotates, so current strains live on the menu.
- Testing: every batch is lab tested and labeled under a Nevada license. See our lab-tested products page for how that testing works.
- Adult-use purchase limit: up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower per transaction under Nevada law.
- Who can buy: adults 21 and older with a valid, government-issued photo ID.
What is cannabis flower?
Cannabis flower is the harvested, dried, and cured bud of the female cannabis plant. It is the raw, smokable form of cannabis, and it is the base ingredient that most other products are made from, including pre-rolls, many vape cartridges, and concentrates. When people say they are buying weed, bud, or nugs, they are almost always talking about flower.
A cured bud carries the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes. Cannabinoids such as THC and CBD are the compounds most shoppers ask about, and terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give each strain its distinct smell, from citrus and pine to fuel and berry. Flower is sold loose in jars or bags and is measured by weight, most commonly the gram, the eighth of an ounce, the quarter, the half, and the full ounce.
How The Grove grows its own flower under the Kannabis brand
The Grove grows its own cannabis flower and sells it under its house brand, Kannabis. Our cultivation runs seed to shelf inside a 26,600 square foot facility, which means the same company that plants, feeds, harvests, and cures the crop is the company that sells it to you.
Kannabis is grown with an all-natural, eco-friendly approach. Our seedlings start in a bed of all-natural soil and grow indoors under LED lights that simulate the full spectrum of natural sunlight, including day and night cycles. Growing our own flower this way gives us direct control over what reaches the shelf: we choose the genetics we plant, we manage the grow and the cure, and we decide which harvests earn a place on the menu.
Alongside our own crop, The Grove carries a rotating selection of other licensed Nevada flower brands, so the range stays varied while every product on the shelf meets the same testing standard. The strains in stock change as harvests come in and inventory turns over, so the live menu is always the accurate picture of what is available today.
Seed to shelf, in short: we grow our Kannabis flower in a 26,600 square foot facility, cure it, lab test every batch under Nevada license, and stock it at both the Las Vegas and Pahrump stores, alongside other licensed Nevada brands. What is ready today is on the live menu.
Indica, sativa, and hybrid flower
Cannabis flower is usually grouped into three families: indica, sativa, and hybrid. These labels describe the plant type and the general experience shoppers tend to associate with each, and they are a useful starting point when you browse.
- Indica: commonly associated with a relaxed, settled, body-forward feel, which is why many people choose it for the evening.
- Sativa: commonly associated with a brighter, more active, head-forward feel, which is why many people reach for it during the day.
- Hybrid: a cross of indica and sativa genetics, blended to sit somewhere between the two.
- Indica-hybrid and sativa-hybrid: hybrids that lean toward one side, so you can favor a body-forward or head-forward feel while keeping the balance of a blend. Our menu sorts flower into all five of these types.
These are general tendencies, not guarantees. The effect of any given batch depends on its cannabinoid and terpene profile and on the individual person, so two sativas can feel different and the same strain can feel different to two people. If you are new or returning after a break, a lower-potency option and a small amount is a sensible place to start. The staff at either store can walk you through what is on the shelf, and the menu lists the type and lab-tested numbers for each item.
How to choose quality cannabis flower
Good flower shows its quality before you ever open the jar. A few attributes tell you most of what you need to know, and they are worth learning because they travel with you to any dispensary.
- Appearance: look for dense, well-trimmed buds with visible trichomes, the frosty resin glands where cannabinoids and terpenes concentrate.
- Aroma: a strong, fresh, terpene-rich smell is a good sign. Flat or hay-like smells suggest age or a poor cure.
- Cure and moisture: properly cured flower is neither wet nor brittle. It should break apart with a little give rather than crumble to dust.
- Label numbers: check the tested THC and CBD content and the terpene notes on the label so you know what you are getting before you buy.
For a deeper walkthrough of judging bud, our guide on what to look for in premium cannabis flower covers each of these signals in more detail.
Lab testing and Nevada compliance
Every batch of The Grove flower is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license before it reaches the shelf. Testing checks potency and screens for contaminants so that what the label says matches what is in the jar. Nevada’s adult-use market is regulated by the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board, which sets the testing, labeling, and sale rules that licensed dispensaries follow.
Know before you go: you must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID to buy adult-use cannabis in Nevada, and the purchase limit is 2.5 ounces of flower per transaction. Read more on our lab-tested products page.
Buying flower in Las Vegas and Pahrump
You can buy The Grove flower at both of our stores. Browse the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu to see exactly what is in stock right now, then pick up in store. Each menu shows live availability, so it is the fastest way to check whether a strain you want is on the shelf today.
The menu lets you shop flower the way you actually decide, not just by name. You can filter and sort by:
- Weight: gram, eighth, quarter, half, and ounce.
- Brand: our house Kannabis flower or other licensed Nevada brands.
- Type: indica, indica-hybrid, hybrid, sativa-hybrid, and sativa.
- Potency: tested THC and CBD content.
- Effect: the general experience each option is associated with.
- Terpene: the aroma and flavor profile, from citrus and pine to fuel and berry.
The Las Vegas store is open 24 hours, which makes late-night and early-morning trips easy and tends to be the quietest time to shop. For current hours, directions, and store details, see the Las Vegas location page or the Pahrump location page.You can also try a selection of flower products at our Society Lounge.
Is flower right for you?
Flower is popular for good reasons: it is the most direct form of cannabis, the effect comes on quickly when it is smoked or vaporized, and the range of strains is wide. It is not the only option, and it is not the best fit for everyone.
Flower is inhaled, so it may not suit shoppers who prefer not to smoke or vaporize. Potency and effect vary from batch to batch and from person to person, so a strain that suits a friend may feel different to you. If a smoke-free format appeals to you, our guide comparing cannabis edibles and flower walks through the trade-offs. Nothing here is medical advice. If you have health questions, talk with a qualified professional.
Frequently asked questions
What is cannabis flower?
Cannabis flower is the dried, cured bud of the female cannabis plant. It is the smokable form of cannabis and the base ingredient for products such as pre-rolls, many vape cartridges, and concentrates.
What is the difference between indica, sativa, and hybrid flower?
Indica is commonly associated with a relaxed, body-forward feel, sativa with a brighter, more active feel, and hybrid is a blend of the two. These are general tendencies. The actual effect depends on the batch’s cannabinoid and terpene profile and on the individual.
How much cannabis flower can I buy in Nevada?
Adults 21 and older can buy up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower per transaction under Nevada’s adult-use limit. You need a valid, government-issued photo ID.
Does The Grove grow its own flower?
Yes. The Grove grows its own flower seed to shelf in a 26,600 square foot cultivation facility and sells it under its Kannabis house brand. The Grove also carries a rotating selection of other licensed Nevada flower brands.
Where can I buy cannabis flower in Las Vegas or Pahrump?
At either Grove store. Check the live Las Vegas menu or Pahrump menu for current stock, then buy in store. The Las Vegas store is open 24 hours.
Is The Grove’s flower lab tested?
Yes. Every batch is lab tested for potency and contaminants and labeled under Nevada license, following Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board rules. See our lab-tested products page for details.
Keep reading
- The Grove Las Vegas dispensary. Hours, directions, and store details.
- The Grove Pahrump dispensary. Hours, directions, and store details.
- What to look for in premium cannabis flower. How to judge quality bud.
- Cannabis edibles vs flower. A Pahrump buyer’s guide to choosing between them.
- Lab-tested, compliant products. Testing requirements for the state of Nevada.
Shop the flower menu
Ready to shop? See what is on the shelf right now on the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu, then stop by the store. The Las Vegas location is open 24 hours.
