Native Medicine Garden Guide
Value is not one number.
An adult can care about:
- current price;
- package size;
- flower category;
- producer;
- cultivar;
- THC/CBD;
- freshness;
- trim;
- aroma;
- how much the product matches the intended budget.
Current prices and bundle details can change.
Use the current category and product pages for today's prices, package details and availability.
Native Medicine Garden's five Weed categories remain:
For a value-first browse, Budget Weed and AA Weed are natural places to begin.
AAA+ Weed can be the next comparison lane when an adult wants a different category position.
The current price belongs on the current category/product page.
Do not compare a single gram of flower with a multi-unit edible package as if they are the same value calculation.
Keep the product format consistent.
For flower, compare:
For pre-rolls, compare:
For edibles or vapes, compare the relevant package/product details for that category.
A lower-priced flower category does not automatically mean:
It means the menu is positioning the product toward value.
The actual current product still needs to be read.
Higher price can reflect:
Price is still not a universal quality score.
A high THC number is not automatically the best value for every adult.
Quality language also includes characteristics THC does not directly measure.
Use the legal product information and the flower-quality guides together.
This guide should not contain fixed current-price claims.
Current price, package size and availability belong on:
No. Budget is a value-first retail category, not a universal quality judgement.
No. Price is one factor and can reflect many things.
No. THC is only one product characteristic.
Use the current Weed category and product pages.