Craft cannabis · First legal dispensary in Greenpoint · Est. 2025
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Cultivar basics
Push the door. The budtenders take it from here.
"Indica," "sativa," and "hybrid" are the labels you'll see most on a dispensary shelf. Traditionally they described a plant's growth structure and lineage;
"Indica," "sativa," and "hybrid" are the labels you'll see most on a dispensary shelf. Traditionally they described a plant's growth structure and lineage; today most cannabis is hybridized, and the words are used loosely as a shorthand for a cultivar's general character. The more useful signals are the specific cultivar, its terpene profile, and how a given lot is grown — which is exactly what Green Apple's budtenders read for you.
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The labels point to lineage and a broad style more than a guaranteed effect. Two "hybrids" can feel quite different depending on cultivar and terpenes. Treat the label as a starting point, not a promise.
Ask about the cultivar and its terpene notes, and what just dropped. Green Apple treats flower like a tasting list — that conversation gets you closer than the indica/sativa label alone.
Ask what just dropped.
The budtenders treat the shelf like a tasting list — tell them what you're after and they'll point you to tonight's lots.
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Green Apple is the first legal dispensary in Greenpoint — pickup or local delivery from 572 Manhattan Ave. You must be 21+ with a valid government-issued ID.
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