The Natural Rhythm of Cannabis
Just like any agricultural product, cannabis follows natural growing cycles that influence both availability and quality throughout the year. At BeLeaf, we’ve observed distinct patterns in both cultivation and consumer shopping habits that mirror these natural cycles.
Peak Growing Seasons
Traditional outdoor cannabis harvests typically occur in:
• Early Fall (September-October) – Main harvest season
• Late Spring (May-June) – Secondary growing period
• Year-round – Indoor cultivation cycles
Shopping Patterns Throughout the Year
Our dispensary locations experience varying customer traffic throughout the calendar year:
1. Holiday Season (November-December)
– Increased gift purchasing
– Higher demand for specialty products
– Extended shopping hours
2. Summer Months (June-August)
– Peak tourism traffic
– Higher demand for portable products
– Enhanced focus on outdoor-friendly items
3. New Year (January)
– Rising interest in wellness products
– Increased focus on education
– Growing demand for consultation services
Making the Most of Seasonal Shopping
To optimize your dispensary visits, consider:
• Shopping during off-peak hours (typically mid-morning)
• Taking advantage of seasonal promotions
• Stocking up during harvest seasons when selection is most abundant
• Planning ahead for major holidays and events
Quality Year-Round
While outdoor harvests follow seasonal patterns, modern cultivation techniques ensure consistent quality and availability throughout the year. Indoor growing facilities maintain strict environmental controls to produce premium products regardless of external weather conditions.
Remember to check our website or contact our locations in Brooklyn and Calverton for current product availability and seasonal specials. Our knowledgeable staff is always ready to help you find the perfect products for any time of year.
