Everything we do starts with healthy soil.
ARC Farms grows every plant in regenerative living soil - a living biological system enriched with craft blend dry amendments, watered with pure water, and never fed with synthetic salts. Is ARC Farms hemp flower organic? It is grown with organic practices in that soil, and every input meets organic standards; the farm itself is not certified organic.
Soil that feeds the plant
Regenerative living soil is a complete biological ecosystem, where microbes, fungi, and organic matter work together to break nutrients down and deliver them to the plant in a form it can actually use. The soil does the feeding, and our job is to take care of the soil.
We build ours from compost, worm castings, minerals, and craft blend dry amendments. The biology in the soil breaks those inputs down gradually, feeding each plant naturally through the full growing cycle.
Organic practices, from the ground up
All of our inputs meet organic standards. We feed the soil with compost, worm castings, and mineral amendments, we water with pure water, and we keep the crop balanced with beneficial insects and natural biological controls. Glyphosate and ecologically harmful chemicals have no place in our greenhouses, and neither do synthetic fertilizers, salt-based nutrients, or growth regulators.
The farm itself is not yet certified organic - at our scale, the cost of certification is the only barrier - but every input meets organic standards, and our lab results reflect the way we grow.
Soil you can taste
Plants grown in living soil develop richer terpene profiles - the aromatic compounds that give each strain its distinctive smell and taste. Legendary OG's earthy, pine-forward depth, Daiquiri Factory's bright tropical citrus, Payton's Strawberries' sweet berry character: those terpenes start in the soil.
Clean inputs also mean clean flower. Because nothing synthetic ever touches the plant, there is no residue to carry through to what you smoke. What you get is the plant and nothing else.
From the soil to your hands
Good soil grows good plants, and what happens after harvest protects everything the soil created.