Legion of Dank, often shortened to LOD, is a California cannabis brand operated by Full Spectrum Group, Inc. The company cultivates its own flower from seed to harvest and describes the model plainly: "we sell what we grow." Its catalogue runs from packaged flower and pre-rolls through solvent extracts and solventless rosin.
Full Spectrum Group and licences
Legion of Dank publishes three California licence numbers on its own site: distribution C11-0001379-LIC, cultivation CCL-19-0005380 and manufacturing DCC-10004694. Full Spectrum Group, Inc. also holds C9-0000474-LIC, an active Commercial Retailer Non-Storefront licence in California's public register, which covers delivery without a public sales floor.
Flower and pre-rolls
Flower is packaged at one gram, an eighth, a 3.5-gram Exclusive tier, and in seven-, fourteen- and twenty-eight-gram jars. Pre-rolls come as 0.75-gram singles and 2.5-gram mini-joint packs. The brand lists more than twenty-five strains across the standard range and more than ten in the Exclusive tier.
Extracts and rosin
The concentrate line covers one-gram crumble, badder and sugar, Fresh Press, one-gram rosin and half-gram rosin cartridges. One-gram all-in-one liquid diamond vapes, rosin edibles and hash holes are listed as coming soon.
Strains
Strains currently fronted on the brand's own pages include Strawberry Milkshake, OG Bam and Super Boof. The library rotates with the cultivation programme, so a given release is tied to a harvest rather than to a permanent menu.
Competition record
At the 2025 California Cannabis Awards judged by Budist, Legion of Dank's Citrus Bang Pre-Roll took bronze in the non-infused pre-roll category. The brand's site also displays Farmers Cup, Munch N Roll Cannabis Cup and WeedCon marks.
2025 edible recall
On 19 May 2025 the California Department of Cannabis Control recorded a voluntary recall by Full Spectrum Group, Inc. under C11-0001379-LIC covering Legion of Dank Delights edibles, among them Pow Punch Gummies, Crystal Kaboom, Lemon Cherry Zaaap, Mega Mix, Super Smack and Power Punch. The department cited labelling attractive to children along with packaging and labelling safety issues, and one batch, Pow Punch Gummies 032224, carried labelling that reported more cannabinoid content than the product contained.