High Falls Canna products are proudly grown in the historic and fertile Hudson Valley of New York, America's original heartland. We grow with the locale in mind, with farmers who have had roots in region for 8 generations.

Yes, at High Falls Canna, nothing is more important than the safety and quality of our products.

• All products are tested by an independent, third-party lab throughout the growing and manufacturing process in accordance with New York State and Federal regulations. 
• Each batch has a unique lab report that is posted on our website and is easily accessible via the QR codes on our packaging.
• Our current lab reports are available here.

Keep flower in a cool place out of sunlight, to preserve freshness, in an airtight container to preserve potency. Don't leave them in a hot car.

High Falls Canna products show THC content on the label, or you can refer to the test reports available here for a deeper look into the cannabinoids and terpenes that characterize each product.

Yes, you can take too much THC regardless of how you consume it. This can elicit feelings of anxiety, agitation, paranoia and even panic attacks. The National Poison Control Center can be reached at 800-222-1222 for more information. Please consume cannabis responsibly, starting slow with each product and waiting to feel and measure its effects before consuming more. Never operate a motor vehicle under the influence of cannabis or THC.

THC interacts with your body’s Endocannabinoid System (ECS), binding to CB1 receptors in the brain and central nervous system.

The ECS is a network of receptors throughout the human body that support homeostasis. Your body produces its own cannabinoids, known as endocannabinoids, which help the endocannabinoid system function. THC and other plant-derived cannabinoids, or phytocannabinoids, have a similar shape to endocannabinoids and thus are able to interact with your ECS.

Recreational cannabis is used primarily to illicit a “high.” Often times users will feel their mood elevate, have an easier time sleeping, stress levels drop, and their appetite increase. Cannabis has also been known to be used medically as an antiemetic, pain reliever, anxiety treatment, and antispasmodic.

Terpenes are aromatic compounds found frequently in nature and give many fruits and vegetables their aroma. Some examples you might know of are limonene from lemon, linalool from lavender, pinene from pine, and myrcene from black pepper. These terpenes each have wellness benefits as well, with Limonene (for example.) having mood-boosting and energizing effects.  All of these terpenes can be found in the cannabis plant and are responsible for its aroma and the effects of the different strains. Terpenes are also safe for human consumption.