Genetics
A working library of cultivars gives the team material to evaluate for flower structure, aroma, customer response, and solventless potential.
Inside the Brainerd grow
Trailhead cultivates its flower in Brainerd, building a perpetual indoor program around close observation, repeatable work, and a direct connection to the store downstairs.
Explore Trailhead productsTree to table
Some batches are selected for Trailhead Reserve. Smaller buds may find a home in Basecamp. Flower can become Trail Joints, while selected fresh-frozen material moves toward Trailhead Solventless. The product path begins long before packaging.
Explore the strain library ↗Firewatch Friday
Walk the flowering room with Trailhead and see how the cultivation team observes the crop, monitors the environment, and looks more closely at trichome development.
Vertical field video · 1 minute 16 seconds · On-screen captions includedA working library of cultivars gives the team material to evaluate for flower structure, aroma, customer response, and solventless potential.
A 5,000-square-foot flowering canopy supports a perpetual indoor program, allowing the team to learn from one room while preparing the next.
Each batch is directed toward the right finish: dried and cured for flower, or frozen fresh at harvest when selected for live rosin.
Because the Trailhead store is connected to the cultivation operation, customer response can travel back to the people making decisions at the bench.
Why vertical matters
Vertical integration keeps cultivation, manufacturing, retail, and customer response closer together. The grow team can see which cultivars people return for. The store can explain where a product came from. The process becomes part of the experience instead of disappearing behind the package.
Questions from the trail
Trailhead cannabis is cultivated by our team in Brainerd, Minnesota.
Trailhead operates a 5,000-square-foot mature flowering canopy under its Minnesota microbusiness license.
Yes. Trailhead flower is produced through an indoor cultivation program in Brainerd, Minnesota.
Depending on the intended product, harvested flower may be dried and cured for flower products or frozen fresh for solventless live rosin production.