Every fall, a familiar ritual stirs in the Pacific Northwest. The days shorten, the nights cool, and the hills of Southern Oregon settle into the slow, deliberate rhythm of harvest — trichomes turning amber, terpenes wafting in the air, scissors zipping and snipping everywhere. This year’s sungrown THCa flower has arrived: vibrant, aromatic, and alive with the full-spectrum expression only the Southern Oregon sun can shape.
We’re proud to share it with you.
Why Oregon Sungrown Hits Different
Southern Oregon sits at a rare sweet spot on the map. Our latitude mirrors the legendary Emerald Triangle, our fall weather is crisp and dry, and our soils are rich with volcanic minerals. Long summer days give the plants time to stretch; the rapid shift to shorter days in late September triggers dense flowering and terpene production. When the sun takes the lead, cannabis doesn’t just grow — it reveals itself.
Sungrown THCa flower carries a complexity that’s impossible to fake indoors: deeper secondary terpenes, fuller minor cannabinoids, and what old-school growers call the “wild note” — the subtle, living qualities the plant absorbs from real soil, fresh air, and warm daylight.
Grown With Organic Inputs & Real Integrity
Our sungrown partners are small, family-run farms rooted in the same values that built Lucky Elk: organic inputs, hands-on care, and a belief that cannabis is medicine, not a commodity. These farmers work the same ground season after season, amending soil with compost, cover crops, and living biology rather than bottled fertilizers. Their craft is slow, intentional, and honest — the kind of work you can taste the moment you crack the jar.
This year’s harvest is rich in full-spectrum cannabinoids and terpenes, offering the kind of rounded, layered experience that only comes from plants grown outdoors in full sun.
The First Drops Are Live — More Coming Soon
We’re releasing the first wave of fresh-harvest strains today, with new cultivars rolling out every few weeks as they finish curing. Expect a wide range of profiles — fruit-forward sativas, dessert-heavy hybrids, deep earthy indicas — each one showing its truest expression under the Oregon sun.
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Ice Cream Cake comes from Wedding Cake x Gelato 33, two dessert-driven cultivars prized for their vanilla sweetness, dense resin production, and consistent indica structure. Wedding Cake contributes the doughy frosting note and relaxing body effect, while Gelato 33 brings its berry–cream profile and balanced potency. The cross is known for stable phenotypes, rich terpene expression, and strong bag appeal across environments.
Shop Ice Cream Cake · Organically Grown THCa Flower
Tropicana Cherry comes from Tropicana Cookies x Cherry Cookies, a modern citrus–berry crossover celebrated for its loud candy terpenes and naturally dark coloration. The Tropicana side drives the sharp orange zest and daytime lift, while Cherry Cookies adds its signature sour-cherry candy note and the deep purple pigment the strain is known for. It’s a lineage prized among breeders for delivering consistent fruit-forward phenos with strong bag appeal.
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This lineup will continue to unfold through late fall and early winter, giving you a chance to explore the season one strain at a time.
Want to Go Deeper? Explore These Blogs
If you want to really understand why sungrown matters — and how we grow in Oregon’s mountain climate — dive into these:
What Is “Light Dep” Cannabis? Understanding the Southern Oregon advantage for outdoor & greenhouse craft:
https://luckyelk.com/blogs/hemp-news/what-is-deps-weed
Full Melt Hash: The Pinnacle of Solventless Craft – How sun-grown inputs become elite hash:
https://luckyelk.com/blogs/hemp-news/full-melt-hash-the-pinnacle-of-solventless-craft
Rooted in Oregon. Shared With Family.
We believe in cannabis that reflects the land it comes from — honest, healing, and grown with love. This fresh sungrown harvest embodies everything we stand for: family farms, organic practices, sun-powered terpenes, and a community that cares about real craft.
Welcome to harvest season.
