Transparency

Know what you're holding.

Every Legacy Grower product can be traced back to the plant it came from. This is the practical side of that promise — what a batch ID is, how to read a lab report, what our freshness labels mean, and how to check any of it yourself. No jargon, no marketing math.

Batch ID

A unique code assigned at harvest and printed on every package.

Certificate of Analysis (COA)

The independent lab report tied to that batch ID — potency and safety results for that exact run.

Seed-to-sale record

The full chain — plant, harvest, cure, test, package — logged and traceable end to end.

A COA is the lab's report card for a batch. Here's what the sections mean, so the numbers aren't a mystery when you see them on a real product.

Cannabinoid potency (THC, CBD, and others)

How much of each cannabinoid the batch actually contains, usually as a percentage or per-package amount. This tells you what's in it — we don't treat a higher number as a better product.

Terpenes

The aroma and flavor compounds. They're why two strains can smell completely different. Listed when tested.

Pesticides

A screen for agricultural chemicals. A batch has to pass New York State limits to be sold.

Microbials

A screen for mold, yeast, and harmful bacteria. Required to pass before anything reaches the floor.

Heavy metals

A screen for metals like lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury that plants can absorb. Must pass state limits.

Residual solvents

For vapes and extracts, a check that no leftover processing solvents remain above safe limits.

Batch ID & lab info

The batch this report belongs to, the licensed lab that ran it, and the test date — so you can match the COA to the product in your hand.

We don't sell a batch that fails any required screen. When our menu is live, each product's real COA links straight from its page.

When a product shows a freshness label, here's what it's telling you. These appear only when there's real batch data behind them — we'd rather show nothing than guess.

• Fresh batch

  Recently harvested and packaged — near the front of its batch window.

• Current drop

  The drop we're actively selling — well within its window.

• In rotation

  Still in good standing on the menu, later in its batch window.

One thing we'll never do is print a freshness label we can't back up with a batch record. If you don't see one yet, it's because the live batch data isn't connected — not because we're hiding it.

Ask us anything

If a product's lab report, batch, or origin isn't clear, that's on us to fix — not on you to wonder about. Ask any budtender, scan the code on your package, or reach out. We keep the records, and we're happy to show them.