February Highlights
Industry Nights Held in San Francisco
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Help us honor our friend, Tyler Driscoll
The team here at SEVEN LEAVES wanted to take a moment to show love & appreciation to our friend, Tyler Driscoll.
Last month, our friend Tyler suffered a fatal heart attack at the young age of 33. He was an incredible co-worker and friend to many. In honoring our friend, SEVEN LEAVES has created a Go Fund Me page where all the proceeds will go towards his family with the hopes of providing relief to their basic living costs, pregnancy costs, counseling & to overall ease any financial impacts that they are currently experiencing during these difficult times.
Strain of the Month
Sneakers
Hybrid
Flavors: Lavender, Pepper, Spicy, Earthy
Effects: Balanced & Relaxed
Aromas: Earthy, Spicy, Herbal, Peppery, Lavender
About Sneakers
Dark purple flowers covered in trichomes. Great for relaxation, and night time.
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