Jamaica, the birthplace of landrace strains like Lamb’s Bread and icons like Bob Marley, has long been a capital of cannabis culture, but only in recent years did the country loosen its laws on the plant.
Now, after years of regulatory wrangling, the island nation’s first legal ganja retailer is set to celebrate its grand opening.
On Saturday, Kaya Farms was scheduled to give tours of its facility, a wellness-focused, tourist-friendly spot in Jamaica’s Saint Ann Parish, on the island’s north coast.
With a café, lounge, juice bar, and herbhouse—which offers a range of flower and concentrates for sale—it aims to showcase Jamaica’s cannabis history and give guests a place to relax and refresh.
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Ben Adlin ~ Leafly.com via 420Intel.com ~
