Constellation Cannabis is a family-owned Washington producer built around indoor flower and solventless extraction. Bailey Hubbard holds the license and leads design, her husband Jeffrey Hubbard is a co-founder, and Jay Anders leads hash making. The team developed the business after connecting through the Hubbard family at the Emerald Cup in 2016, then established an Arlington operation that controls cultivation and processing within one licensed system. Its January 2026 wholesale catalog describes the business as family owned since 2017.
Production
Single source means Constellation selects genetics, grows the plants and processes its own harvested material rather than buying finished hash from an unrelated producer. The farm has described keeping dozens of cultivars in production and starting many seed plants to evaluate aroma, resin and washing behavior. A cultivar still changes across harvests, so the batch label remains useful even when the name and producer stay the same.
Products
Fresh flower is frozen after harvest so resin heads can be separated in ice water. Screens sort the material by micron size before drying. Rosin is then made with pressure and limited heat rather than hydrocarbon solvent. Constellation describes first- and second-pull material in a 70-to-149-micron range and cold cures it in sealed containers. Process terms describe production steps, not a guarantee of potency, purity or personal preference.
The catalog centers on cold-cure hash rosin, full-melt hash and indoor flower. It also includes hash-rosin vape cartridges and infused pre-rolls. These formats handle the same plant material differently: full melt is screened hash, rosin is mechanically pressed, and vapor products require compatible hardware. Adults should follow storage and serving directions, confirm ingredients and check whether a product contains added cannabis oil or other components.
Constellation extends solventless material into gummies, sorbets, Moonshot beverages and capsules. Measured formats can differ in package count, milligrams and cannabinoid composition. The category name alone does not establish a dose. Edible and drink effects can take longer to appear and last longer than inhaled cannabis, so package directions, cautious serving and secure storage away from children and pets are essential.
Recognition
The company’s award timeline includes Washington recognition for hash, rosin, full melt, solventless vapor and capsules. Its 2026 display names Best Rosin and Best Capsule/Tablet honors. Shoppers can use them as one signal alongside production date, retailer storage, package condition and batch-specific laboratory information.
Where it operates
Constellation sells through Washington’s licensed retail system rather than operating a conventional direct-to-consumer cannabis shop. Product pages and retail-menu tools help locate stock, but inventory changes by store and batch. The January 2026 wholesale catalog shows the range available to accounts at that time. Adults should confirm live inventory with the retailer and verify the licensed producer on the package before purchase.
Brand focus
From Arlington, WA, Constellation Cannabis brings solventless hash rosin, ice water hash and washington cannabis together under one brand. solventless hash rosin anchors the public identity, while ice water hash and washington cannabis shows how the catalog extends across formats and markets.
Public presence
On constellationcannabis.com, Constellation Cannabis keeps its catalog, company information and official updates tied to the operating business behind the brand. The listed Arlington, WA base gives Constellation Cannabis a geographic center for the catalog published on constellationcannabis.com.