Sol Cannabis
In 2018 a Nevada business paper reported that Sol Cannabis would open a large-scale facility with a viewable greenhouse in Washoe Valley. By 2020 the name was on the Jack Herer Cup results in Las Vegas.
- 20cup results
- 20first places
- 2017–2022active in results
- 1cups entered
01Beginnings
Sol Cannabis appears in our sources in October 2018. That month a Northern Nevada business news report covered the grand opening of SoL Cannabis.2
The report called the site Northern Nevada's newest large-scale cannabis facility. It gave the address as 275 South US Highway 395, in Washoe Valley.2
The sources do not say who founded the company or what led to the opening.
02The story so far
The report's headline described the facility as having a "viewable greenhouse" and said it would open on Oct. 26.2
In 2020 the name came up again. A results write-up for the 2020 Jack Herer Cup in Las Vegas lists SOL Cannabis in several categories.1 The sources do not say outright that this is the same business as the Washoe Valley facility, though both are in Nevada.
Under the Legacy Award, the listing names Ed Alexander with SOL Cannabis.1 The sources do not explain what the award recognised or what Ed Alexander's role is.
03Culture and craft
The 2020 results give a small view of the products. Along with flower, they list vape products.1
Under sun grown flower, the hybrid listing is Forbidden Fruit.1 The listing also names Jack Herer under sativa and Wedding Pie under indica.1
For vape pens, the listing names Medusa for both the indica pen and the full spectrum cartridge.1
The sources do not describe the team, the growing methods or how the company works day to day.
04Where it stands now
The newest detail in the sources is the 2020 cup listing.1
The sources do not say whether the Washoe Valley facility is still running or what the company is doing today.
05What comes next
The sources say nothing about Sol Cannabis's plans.
What they do record is a large facility with a viewable greenhouse, and a set of 2020 cup listings.12 Anything more would be guesswork.
On the podium, in our data
CannaLib records 20 cup results naming Sol Cannabis, between 2017 and 2022, 20 of them first places.
Where they showed up
- Jack Herer Cup · 20 entries
Strains behind the results
Sources
- 2020 Jack Herer Cup (Las Vegas)
- Newest Nevada cannabis facility, with viewable greenhouse, to open Oct. 26
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