Grower prices, in plain dollars.

The everyday board.

These three numbers do not move with the season or the calendar. Anything beyond them belongs on the menu, not here.

What shake actually is.

Shake is the smaller pieces that break off during trimming and handling of our indoor flower. It comes from the same plants as the whole buds sitting in our jars, so it carries the same genetics and the same lab numbers. Nothing about the plant changes on the way to becoming shake. Only the shape changes, and a broken piece is a poor fit for a jar built to show off a full cola. It works just as well in a grinder or a rolling paper, where shape stops mattering. The lower price reflects that difference in form. It is not a mark of lower quality.

Why the grower can price it this way.

Couth Farms grows the flower and Couth Cannabis sells it, and they are the same company. The flower moves from grow room to shelf without changing hands along the way. There is no wholesaler buying it first and marking it up, no broker charging a fee to arrange the sale, and no separate trucking company billing for the trip between them. Each of those steps adds cost somewhere else in Las Cruces. Here, none of them exist, so the number on the shelf sits closer to what it actually costs to grow the flower. Read more about the store itself or see what is currently growing.

The math, per gram.

Divide the price by the weight and the numbers hold up. An eighth runs more per gram than a shake ounce, for the same reason covered above: a whole bud costs more to present than a broken piece does.

Where deals actually live.

The three prices above hold every day, with no start date and no end date. Daily specials, limited drops, and anything tied to a specific brand move faster than a printed page can track, so they are not listed here. The menu carries the current numbers, and the board at the counter shows the same thing to anyone standing in the shop. Check either one before you plan a trip around a specific deal.

Questions about the prices.