Buckeye Relief is expecting demand to increase as the legal sale of cannabis draws near.
longer than anywhere else in the state for what at the time was the newly legal medical marijuana market
Buckeye Relief’s level one license allows it to utilize 20,000 square feet to grow cannabis, and Brandon noted it utilizes every square foot for its 20,000 plants. “We also take measurements of the plants in every single room. So, we want to know how tall every plant is, how much water it’s getting, how long it takes to flower. So, we’re collecting data on every harvest to figure out what works best in our environment,” Brandon said.
Buckeye also processes oils, makes edibles, and does in-house testing on its products. And Buckeye is a partner for national cannabis brands like Wana and Willie’s Reserve, a brand created by singer Willie Nelson.Buckeye also has three dispensaries across the state called Amplify, two nearby in Cleveland Heights and Bedford, and the other in Columbus.
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