NO SYNTHETICS

True Organics cannabis is non-synthetic cannabis

Today, the word “organic” gets used often and loosely. The vast majority of commercial growers rely on bottled salt-based nutrients, synthetic inputs, and lab-formulated feeding programs, then claim their products are organic. While that definition may pass in some circles, we take a different view.

To us, truly organic cultivation starts with what you put into the plant; and just as importantly, what you leave out. We don’t use any of the synthetic nutrients or inert mediums that have become common in cannabis and agriculture.

We grow using non-synthetic methods from the ground up. That means no bottled salts, no synthetic nutrients, and no artificial growth hormones. Instead, we focus on natural inputs and processes that support the plant as it was meant to grow, allowing it to develop its full cannabinoid expression without chemical influence.

This philosophy naturally leads to a deeper question: can cannabis really be considered organic if it isn’t grown in living soil?

Soil is more than just a medium - it’s a living ecosystem. Unlike rockwool, coco, and clay pellets, soil contains microbial life, organic matter, and complex biological interactions that work together to feed and support the plant. When cultivation shifts away from soil and into inert substrates fed by synthetic nutrient solutions, that relationship disappears. What’s left is a system of direct input feeding, not true organic growth.

Organic shouldn’t be viewed as a simple label - it should be treated as a standard. It’s not about replacing nature, it’s about designing a cultivation process that replicates nature. It’s about working with living systems instead of bypassing them. And it’s about delivering a final product that reflects that integrity from start to finish.