Preferred Gardens is a licensed multi-state cannabis grower and manufacturer, cultivating in California, Arizona, New York and Florida, with product on dispensary shelves in six states. The lineup runs flower, full-gram pre-rolls, all-in-one vapes and rosin edibles, built around genetics the company grows itself.
What They Actually Make
California is the mixed-light program they call Indoor+: greenhouse canopy running natural sunlight alongside supplemental lighting and climate control, aimed at year-round harvests without giving up terpene density. Full-gram pre-rolls use whole flower rolled in Element cones, no shake and no trim.
The mixed-light case they make is partly environmental, a reduced impact against a full indoor room, and partly practical, since year-round production keeps the shelf from going empty between outdoor harvests.
The all-in-one vape is the piece they engineered hardest, with a digital screen and three heat settings at 1.8V, 2.2V and 2.4V, prefilled with cured resin oil refined to keep the full-spectrum cannabinoids and terpenes. Edibles are hand-crafted rosin, and they are sold by effect.
Grown Where It Is Sold
That is the part that separates them from a single-state brand. Arizona gets indoor flower in eighths and 14g, plus two-packs of full-gram pre-rolls rolled cylinder-style like a handroll rather than in a cone. New York gets indoor flower in eighths.
Florida runs deepest. Indoor flower grown in Homestead ships in sealed glass jars and bagged Juniors, alongside 2g handrolls of hand-ground flower in Elements ultra-thin papers with an organic bamboo tip. There is also a live resin all-in-one from single-strain fresh-frozen flower, and full-spectrum CUBEZ, 100mg hand-poured live resin cubes that are vegan and kosher-friendly.
Licensed, And They Show It
Every license number sits in the site footer, which is not standard practice. California adult-use cultivation runs under CCL21-0000195. Florida medical cultivation and manufacturing both run under MMTC-2019-0020. New York processing runs under OCM-PROC-24-000062.
Dave Talks
The brand's blog is written by David Polley, who also holds the trademark on the P logo, and it reads like a grower talking shop rather than a marketing calendar. Recent entries cover a switch to Matrix hybrid lights and a new cut called Orange Peelz that was stacking hard at week six of flower.
Berlin, 7 AM
They took California genetics to Mary Jane Berlin in 2026, and the part worth repeating is what happened before the doors opened: growers and staff out running the city at seven in the morning. A run club at a cannabis expo is a strange flex, and it lands.
Beyond the usual channels, they keep a Twitch presence, which almost no cannabis brand bothers with.
The High Rise Read
Multi-state operators usually taste like a spreadsheet. This one still has a grower's voice attached to it, publishes its license numbers where anyone can read them, and puts real effort into the boring parts: cone quality, paper choice, vape voltage. Format nerds will find something to like in every state.
Where To Find It
Licensed dispensaries in California, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Illinois, New York and Florida, with a store locator on the brand's site to find the closest one. The menu differs by state, so what you see in Arizona is not what you see in Florida. New drops surface first on @preferred_gardens.