Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing the right cannabis product involves a few key steps:

• Decide How You Want to Consume: Your first decision point is the method of consumption. Options include inhalation (e.g., smoking, vaping), topicals (e.g., creams, balms), sublingual ingestion (e.g., tinctures), and ingestion (e.g., edibles).
• Determine the Desired Effect: After you’ve chosen your preferred method of consumption, focus on the feeling or experience you wish to achieve. Our product categories are designed based on the effects they evoke, making it easier to find a product that aligns with your needs.

Yes, we offer a variety of strains for our pre-rolls, including Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, Indica-dominant hybrid, and Sativa-dominant hybrid options.

When discussing cannabis strains, it’s commonly understood that:

• Sativa strains are typically known for their uplifting and energizing effects, potentially beneficial for daytime activities.
• Indica strains are often associated with relaxation and a more calming effect, potentially suitable for evening or nighttime use.
• Hybrid strains combine characteristics of both Indica and Sativa plants, offering a blend of effects that can vary depending on the specific strain’s genetics.
• Indica-Dominant Hybrids tend to exhibit more of the relaxing qualities of Indica strains while still incorporating some characteristics of Sativa strains.
• Sativa-Dominant Hybrids generally provide a more stimulating experience with some of the calming aspects of Indica strains.

To best preserve the potency and flavor of your cannabis flower, store it in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight or excessive moisture. Our glass jars and tubes are not only airtight but also designed with the specific intent of maintaining the freshness and quality of our cannabis products.

Our products undergo rigorous testing for potency and quality by a certified laboratory that adheres to established standards and approved methods set by the Office of Cannabis Management. You can view the potency tests directly on the laboratory’s website: Miss Perry Farms COA. This ensures transparency and accountability in providing reliable information about our products.

Our cannabis flower is cultivated at Miss Perry Farms, where we manage the entire growth process in-house for the highest quality control. We utilize greenhouse mixed-light deprivation houses for optimal cultivation conditions. All additional processes including drying, curing, trimming, and packaging are also performed in-house to ensure the best quality and freshness for our consumers.

Yes, all our product packaging is both child-resistant and tamper-evident to ensure the highest level of safety. Our child-resistant features are designed to make it difficult for children to open the packaging, while the tamper-evident seal provides an additional layer of security to indicate whether the product has been opened or interfered with prior to your use.

Yes, our glass jars are both recyclable and reusable. We encourage customers to recycle or repurpose them responsibly.

Glass jars help to maintain the freshness, aroma, and potency of the cannabis flower by providing an airtight seal.

The weight of cannabis flower in each jar can vary, but our jars are typically sold as 3.5 grams. Please refer to the product description for specific weight.

Yes, you can mix strains, but be cautious. Different strains have different effects and mixing them can create a new experience.

Yes, you can use cannabis flower for cooking or making edibles, but it must be decarboxylated first to activate THC and other cannabinoids. This involves heating the flower at a specific temperature. Once decarboxylated, you can infuse the cannabis into oils or butters for use in various recipes. There are many online resources offering recipes and instructional videos to guide you through the process safely and effectively, allowing you to create cannabis-infused dishes tailored to your preferences.

Pre-rolls are ready-to-smoke cannabis joints that have been pre-assembled for your convenience.They are convenient for consumers who prefer not to roll their own joints or want a quick, ready-to-smoke option. Pre-rolls can vary in size and quality and may include different strains of cannabis. Some pre-rolls are also infused with concentrates like hash or oils to enhance their potency and effects.

Our pre-rolls are designed to be cylinder-shaped for a more consistent and even burn throughout the smoking experience. The cylindrical shape allows for a uniform distribution of cannabis flower, which can result in a smoother draw and more predictable effects. This design choice aims to enhance the overall experience for our consumers.

Our pre-rolls are meticulously crafted using 100% organic hemp paper, featuring a biodegradable spiral tip design. This unique design is intended to maximize airflow, providing you with a smooth and enjoyable smoking experience.

Our pre-rolls are made from 100% cannabis flower, with no trim or leaves.

Infused pre-rolls contain not only high-quality cannabis flower but also additional components like kief, hash oil, or terpenes for enhanced effects and flavors. They are generally more potent than regular pre-rolls and offer a more complex flavor profile.

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol) are both compounds found in cannabis. THC is psychoactive, meaning it can produce a “high” or alter one’s state of mind, while CBD is nonpsychoactive and is known for its potential therapeutic properties, including pain relief, and reducing anxiety, without causing a high.

No, hemp and marijuana are different varieties of the Cannabis plant. While both contain cannabinoids like THC and CBD, hemp typically contains a much higher percentage of CBD and only trace amounts of THC (0.3% or less), making it non-psychoactive.

Cannabis can be consumed in various ways, including smoking, vaporizing, edibles (foods infused with cannabis), topicals (creams and balms applied to the skin), and tinctures (liquids dropped under the tongue or added to food/drinks).

While there have been no recorded cases of fatal overdose from cannabis, consuming large amounts can lead to uncomfortable effects such as paranoia, anxiety, and increased heart rate. It’s essential to start with low doses and increase gradually, especially when trying a new product.

No, it is not safe. Cannabis can impair judgment, coordination, and reaction time, increasing the risk of accidents. It’s illegal to drive under the influence of cannabis in many jurisdictions

While cannabis is generally considered less addictive than substances like alcohol or nicotine, regular and heavy use can lead to a condition known as Cannabis Use Disorder, characterized by cravings, increased tolerance, and withdrawal symptoms.

Studies suggest that certain cannabinoids in cannabis, like THC and CBD, can have therapeutic effects. Some potential benefits include pain relief, reducing inflammation, controlling epileptic seizures, and alleviating anxiety or depression.

Cannabis can interact with certain medications, potentially reducing their effectiveness or causing unwanted side effects. It’s essential to consult with a healthcare professional if you’re using or considering using cannabis alongside other medications.

The duration of effects varies based on the consumption method and individual factors. Smoking or vaporizing cannabis typically results in effects that last 1-3 hours, while edibles can last much longer, often 4-12 hours.

The legality of cannabis varies by country, state, or region. Some places have fully legalized cannabis for recreational and medicinal use, while others have only legalized medicinal use or have not legalized it at all. It’s crucial to be aware of and understand local laws and regulations.

If you are looking to determine whether cannabis is legal for recreational or medical use in your state, I recommend visiting the following resource:

• NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) – NORML offers an interactive map and detailed information about cannabis laws in each state, including the legal status, possession limits, and regulations for medical and recreational use.

Adults aged 21 and over can legally use cannabis for recreational purposes in New York State.

Individuals can legally possess up to 3 ounces of cannabis for personal use and up to 24 grams of concentrated cannabis (like oils or edibles).

Yes, you can grow your own cannabis plants in New York State. According to the Office of Cannabis Management, adults aged 21 and older are allowed to cultivate up to six cannabis plants at home for personal use. This includes three mature and three immature plants per person, with a household maximum of twelve plants (six mature and six immature), regardless of the number of adults in the residence.

The regulations require that the cannabis plants be kept in a secure place, not accessible to anyone under 21, and that reasonable measures are taken to prevent cannabis odor from becoming a nuisance to neighbors. Additionally, it is illegal to sell or trade homegrown cannabis, and the use of flammable materials for cultivation is prohibited.

These regulations were officially adopted on September 20, 2022, under the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA)​.​​

For more detailed information, you can visit the (Office of Cannabis Management).

Cannabis can be consumed in private residences. However, smoking cannabis is prohibited in places where tobacco smoking is prohibited. This includes workplaces, indoor sections of public places, and within 100 feet of school entrances.

No. Driving under the influence of cannabis remains illegal in New York State and can result in DUI charges.

Yes, there are multiple dispensaries operating in New York State. You can follow this link to the Office of Cannabis Management to find a current list of licensed adult-use cannabis dispensaries. Alternatively, if you’re interested in Northeastern Reserve products, you can visit our dispensaries page for a list of dispensaries that carry our line.

The law in New York State includes provisions that prevent employers from discriminating against employees based solely on their legal use of cannabis outside of work hours. However, employers are still permitted to enforce policies that prohibit being under the influence of cannabis while at work. This means that while employees cannot be penalized for consuming cannabis legally during their personal time, they are still expected to adhere to workplace standards regarding substance use and impairment during working hours​.

No, you cannot legally travel to another state with cannabis purchased in New York State. Cannabis remains illegal under federal law, and transporting cannabis across state lines is prohibited, even if both states have legalized its use. This applies regardless of whether the cannabis is for medical or recreational purposes. Each state has its own laws regarding cannabis, and what is legal in one state may not be legal in another​.