About Us
Rooted in Legacy. United by Craft.
Emerald Triangle Craft is a collective born from the heart of Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties — California’s legendary Emerald Triangle. For decades before cannabis was legal, farmers here cultivated the plant with unmatched dedication, knowledge, and respect for the land. Today, we carry that legacy forward.
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We are more than a brand. We are a community of independent, small-batch cultivators who believe in the power of the plant and the importance of place. Our mission is simple: to showcase the unparalleled quality of cannabis grown in the Emerald Triangle and protect the heritage of the region that started it all.
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Every flower we feature is sun-grown, hand-trimmed, and nurtured by people who’ve lived and farmed this land for generations. When you support Emerald Triangle Craft, you’re not just choosing premium cannabis—you’re choosing history, culture, and the future of independent growers.
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The Triangle isn’t just where we grow. It’s who we are.
What We're All About
Our mission is simple: connect people with authentic, sun-grown cannabis while uplifting the small farmers who have cultivated this land for generations.
Supporting Small Farms
We proudly partner with independent, equity-focused farms across Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties. Every purchase helps strengthen local trade associations that advocate for these growers, ensuring their craft and legacy thrive in a changing marketplace.
Rooted in Sustainability
Our farms grow under the sun, in harmony with the land. By championing sun-grown cannabis, we support practices that conserve energy, enrich soil, protect water, and preserve the natural beauty of Northern California. Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s the foundation of everything we do.
Celebrating Craft & Culture
The Emerald Triangle is more than a region. From the unique terroir of our hillsides to the artistry of hand-trimmed flower, we’re proud to showcase the culture and heritage behind it all. Our curated collections, like the 12 Jays of X-Mas, are invitations to explore and share the story of our craft.
