Jeeter is the Desert Hot Springs pre-roll brand that turned the infused joint into a multistate product. Two sets of identical twins, Sebastian and David Solano and Lukasz and Patryk Tracz, launched it in September 2018 with college friends, under their holding company Dreamfields. Baby Jeeter jars, Cannon pre-rolls, all-in-one vapes and Red Label flower move through licensed shops in eight states.
Ohio came on in 2026. Cincinnati's King City Gardens announced on July 14, 2026 that it would bring Jeeter to the state that month, starting with a first-weekend release at its The Garden dispensaries.
Florida State, Life in Color and The Committee
The Solano twins came to the U.S. from Bogotá at 14, and the Tracz twins arrived from the Polish village of Ziębice at 9. They met at Florida State University in 2005. Lukasz was working at Olive Garden when he befriended David, who had landed a server job despite limited English.
The group built Life in Color, a music festival and events brand, starting at Florida State in 2006, and sold it to SFX Entertainment in 2012. Their college crew, The Committee, called joints "jeeters," and the word became the brand name. Jeeter's own history dates that slang to Florida in 2004.
Dreamfields and the Desert Hot Springs campus
The founders set up DreamFields Inc. in 2016 as a holding company that first distributed other cannabis brands wholesale. They bought a 5,000-square-foot warehouse in Desert Hot Springs for $3.5 million, Forbes reported. By November 2021, Jeeter described an 18,000-square-foot facility on a 4.2-acre campus there with more than 700 employees.
The revenue climbed fast. CNBC reported $19 million in 2019, $80 million in 2020 and $180 million in 2021. In August 2022 the Desert Hot Springs site employed 1,156 workers who hand-rolled 145,000 joints a day. Forbes put 2023 revenue at $220 million and, in May 2024, called Jeeter the best-selling pre-roll brand in California.
Baby Jeeter and the infused lineup
Baby Jeeter carried the brand. The jar holds five 0.5-gram joints of indoor flower, infused with Liquid Diamonds in California and Michigan or distillate oil in Arizona, then dusted in kief. Forbes reported in May 2024 that Baby Jeeter sold 3.5 million units a month in California alone, at $35–$45 a jar.
The rest of the 2026 lineup:
- Baby Jeeter Quad-Infused, enhanced with rosin
- Cannon Live Resin, as a 1.3-gram single or a three-pack of 0.5-gram joints
- Cannon Live Rosin, in the same sizes, made with solventless rosin pressed from ice-water hash
- All-in-one vapes in Diamonds and Live Resin versions
- Jeeter Juice live resin cartridges and Jeeter Concentrates diamond cartridges
- Red Label flower and the limited-edition Jeeter Reserve line
Game Day drops with Highsman and friends
Sports runs through the catalog. Forbes reported in 2024 that Dwyane Wade sits on Jeeter's board and hosted a 4/20 event for the brand. Ricky Williams and Highsman have joined Jeeter's Game Day releases five years running.
The Super Bowl LX capsule dropped at 4:20 p.m. on February 6, 2026, in select dispensaries in Arizona, California, Massachusetts, Michigan and New York. Sticky Ricky returned as a 2-gram XL with a glass tip. Calvin Johnson Jr. and Primitiv brought Megachron, and Marshawn Lynch and Dodi debuted Beast Quake, both in Baby Jeeter five-packs.
All three strains are quad-infused with rosin, terpenes, THC diamonds and kief. A Game Day apparel capsule gave each athlete three matching fits.
Music covers the other half. Ludacris performed at the 2021 Jeeterday celebration, and CNBC counted Demi Lovato among the brand's partners in 2022. Forbes reported in May 2024 that a 4.2-gram spliff with Bob Marley's estate was in the works.
From the Coachella Valley to eight states
Jeeter grows one state at a time through local production partners. In August 2022 it sold in California, Arizona and Michigan, and Massachusetts had joined by May 2024. New York opened on September 5, 2025, at 4:20 p.m., with Baby Jeeter, 1-gram and 2-gram XL formats across 15 infused strains made in the Hudson Valley, including the New York exclusive Skywalker OG.
Missouri launched in January 2026 through a single in-state partner holding exclusive manufacturing and distribution rights. Cannabis Business Times reported more than 70% market coverage on day one. "Missouri was a market we took seriously from the start," co-CEO Sebastian Solano said. Weekly Hook Up Days put exclusive 1-gram varieties in participating stores.
Ohio followed in July 2026 with King City Gardens, a veteran-owned Cincinnati cultivator and processor. Illinois rounds out the eight markets on Jeeter's 2026 site.
The Jeeter bench in 2026
Co-CEOs Sebastian Solano and Lukasz Tracz lead the company with CFO Scot Garrambone, chief product officer Petar Dimitrov, chief sales officer David Solano and vice president of marketing Patryk Tracz. The site calls Jeeter "a lifestyle brand that creates products, experiences and cultural events." Its second Mile High tour runs through California, Arizona, Michigan, Massachusetts, New York and Missouri, next to a boutique apparel line.
Forbes, citing Headset data in May 2024, reported that Jeeter's nearest competitors sold about half as much. The High Rise Co broke down how Jeeter built its pre-roll business in June 2026.
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