At a glance
Constellation Cannabis is a family-owned, single-source cannabis farm and solventless hash producer in Arlington, Washington. The company says it has operated since 2017 and controls the chain from genetics and cultivation through washing, pressing and finished products. Its identity is specific: this is the Washington cannabis producer, not Constellation Brands, the beverage company associated with Canopy Growth.
Founders and origin
Independent industry reporting identifies Bailey Hubbard as the original license owner, Jeffrey Hubbard as her husband and co-founder, and Jay Anders as the hash-maker who joined the founding team. The group formed around a shared interest in ice-water hash and a belief that Washington’s regulated market had room for a more carefully controlled solventless line. Current first-party materials describe the company as family owned since 2017.
The Arlington operation
Constellation’s official history places its farm in Arlington and describes a single-source model: the company selects genetics, grows the plants and processes its own material. A vendor case study identifies a 42,000-square-foot Arlington facility with about 30,000 square feet of grow space; because that measurement comes from a security-system provider rather than a license record, it should be read as a case-study figure, not an independently audited capacity.
Genetics and cultivation
The company says it starts hundreds to thousands of seeds in repeated hunts, selecting for distinctive terpene profiles, suitability for solventless extraction and performance in its grow. Its production library has been described as roughly 50 to 60 strains while also preserving older cultivars such as Sour Diesel, Blueberry and GG4. Current rosin pages list rotating varieties, so names and harvest dates are snapshots rather than permanent inventory.
How the hash is made
Constellation freezes fresh flower, separates trichome heads with ice water and screens, dries the collected hash, then presses it with heat and pressure. Its rosin is marketed as first- and second-pull material in a 70–149 micron range and cold-cured before distribution. “Solventless” describes that mechanical extraction method; it is not, by itself, a medical, safety or purity guarantee.
Current product range
The flagship categories are cold-cure rosin, bubble or full-melt hash and indoor flower. The current catalog also includes hash-only all-in-one vapes, hash-rosin gummies, Moonshot beverages, Rosinade lemonades, capsules and hash-infused pre-rolls. Some edible and beverage pages make rapid-onset or wellness claims; those are first-party marketing statements and are not repeated here as clinical facts.
Awards
Constellation’s current homepage presents a concise award timeline: Best Hash in 2018 and 2019, Best Rosin and second-place Rosin in 2019, and Best Full Melt in 2024. A Washington retailer’s 2024 competition roundup also identifies Super Boof Cold Cure by Constellation as a Best Rosin winner. Competition names and categories matter, so the profile preserves dates and does not convert selected wins into a blanket quality guarantee.
Stores and availability
The reviewed sources do not identify a Constellation-owned dispensary chain. The company sells into Washington’s licensed retail system and uses product pages with “buy” links for selected strains and formats. Inventory is batch-driven and retailer-specific; the official product catalog is the right place to understand formats, while a licensed retailer’s live menu is the better source for actual local availability.
What distinguishes the brand
Constellation’s differentiator is vertical control around solventless production. Many extract labels buy biomass or contract out manufacturing; Constellation represents that its genetics, cultivation, washing and pressing happen in-house. That structure can improve traceability, but consumers should still rely on the package, batch test and licensed retailer for the exact product in hand.
Sources and verification scope. Checked August 23, 2026: Constellation’s official story, rosin, product, edible and current homepage pages; its 2026 wholesale sheet; Ganjapreneur’s founder profile; a facility case study; and a Washington retailer’s award roundup. No unsupported medical outcomes, universal purity claims or unverified store ownership were added.