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Milkweed

Hudson Valley indoor exotics from a former dairy farm.

About The Brand

The Story

Milkweed is the cannabis-flower line out of Back Home Farm, a working farm in Ulster County that sits on a former dairy property about a hundred miles north of our Gramercy counter. Founder Will Leibee runs it as a craft operation: cannabis cultivated indoors in small batches alongside an outdoor side of vegetables and herbs grown on organic-certified soil with crop rotation and cover cropping. The flower leans into high-potency exotic hybrids — think dessert-leaning crosses like Lemon Cherry Gelato and rarer cuts such as Permanent Chimera — selected for terpene character, not volume. The name nods to the native New York milkweed plant that Monarch butterflies depend on during migration, which tells you where the farm's head is at. It is quality-over-branding cannabis: a grower's brand, made by people who clearly farm for a living.

Why We Carry It

Milkweed is the kind of NY-grown craft flower we want on the shelf: indoor, small-batch, and farmed by an operator who treats soil and rotation seriously. The exotic hybrid cuts hit a price-to-terpene sweet spot that holds up against bigger-name flower, and the Hudson Valley provenance is real, not marketing. When a Permanent Chimera or a fresh Gelato batch lands, it moves.

What We Stock

  • Indoor-grown exotic hybrid flower in small batches
  • High-THC dessert-leaning cultivars (Lemon Cherry Gelato and similar)
  • Rare and limited cuts when they drop (e.g. Permanent Chimera)
  • A rotating cultivar lineup — indica-, sativa-, and hybrid-leaning options as harvests come in

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Why You Can Trust This Page

Licensed New York State adult-use retail. Lab-tested product. Hyper-local Manhattan operations. Verified at cannabis.ny.gov.

Milkweed is one of the cannabis brands stocked at Green Genius NYC Dispensary in Gramercy, Manhattan. Licensed for adult-use retail under New York State Office of Cannabis Management license OCM-CAURD-24-000166, our Gramercy storefront at 214 3rd Avenue offers Milkweed for walk-in purchase and same-day Manhattan-wide delivery. Every product, including Milkweed, is third-party lab-tested for potency, residual solvents, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contamination. The buying team reviews each SKU and records tasting notes before approving stock. Delivery covers all 17 served neighborhoods from Battery Park through Murray Hill.

Experience

Licensed adult-use cannabis retail at 214 3rd Avenue, open since 2026. Our buying team reviews third-party lab data and records internal tasting notes before carrying Milkweed, serving walk-in and same-day delivery customers across 17 Manhattan neighborhoods.

Expertise

Budtenders trained on New York State OCM compliance, third-party lab-test interpretation, terpene profiles, dose calibration, and product-to-experience matching. Internal tasting notes recorded per cultivar inform every recommendation we make at the counter.

Authority

New York State licensed retailer OCM-CAURD-24-000166. Direct buying relationships with Hudson Cannabis, Rolling Green, Jaunty, Ayrloom, Camino, 1906, Holiday, Back Home Cannabis Co, Fernway, Rove, and Ruby Farms. Verified at cannabis.ny.gov.

Trust

Every product third-party lab-tested for cannabinoid potency, residual solvents, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contamination before shelf-stocking. COA available at counter. Cash, debit, CanPay accepted. Federal banking restrictions prevent credit cards.

Milkweed FAQ

Common Questions

Where is Milkweed grown?

Indoors at Back Home Farm in Ulster County, New York — a former dairy farm in the Hudson Valley. It's a NY-licensed craft operation, so the flower is grown and sold in-state for the New York adult-use market.

What makes Milkweed different from other NY flower?

It's small-batch indoor exotics from a working farm that also grows organic-certified vegetables and herbs. The focus is on high-potency hybrid cultivars chosen for terpene character, and the lineup rotates by harvest, so the standout cuts come and go.