From Our Greenhouse to Your Home

Our Process
Medical cannabis grown in full-spectrum sunlight, extracted with cutting-edge science and delivered fresh to your local dispensary.
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01SeedHundreds of premium cannabis genetics are protected and cared for in SunMed's mother plants.
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02PropagateLeaf cuttings are taken from mother plants and rooted under precise environmental conditions.
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03TransplantVibrant, healthy plants are transplanted into our unique basket pot and grow under a long day of natural sunlight.
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04BloomThe light cycle is switched to a short day of sunlight enabling flowers to fully bloom. Each Flower Room is powered by full spectrum natural sunlight and supplemental LED lighting.
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05aHarvestSunMed harvests thousands of plants per week with a dedicated greenhouse team that takes special care of each plant as it makes its way through the cultivation process.
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05bPost-HarvestHarvested plants will either hang dry in one of our climate controlled dry rooms; or vacuum sealed, flash frozen, and stored in our cry freezer for use in live resin products.
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06CurePlants are then de-budded and cured by our highly skilled extraction technicians, during which they are closely monitored to ensure potency and flavor are preserved.
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07TrimSunMed's pot-harvest team hand-trims every bud destined for dispensary and also ensures only the highest quality flower is used to craft our concentrates.
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08ExtractionSunMed Labs utilizes state-of-the-art extraction technology and scientific processes to create live and cured resin concentrates, vapes, infused products, and edibles.
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09PackagingSunMed's unique packaging is designed to preserve the freshness of both flower and concentrate products, while meeting all safety standards and regulations.
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10CareOur team of transporters travel across the state to deliver SunMed's promise of "continuity of care," ensuring our products are available at your favorite dispensary.
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11PatientThe final product is a natural, sun-grown medicine for Maryland Patients. Our greenhouse tripled in size in 2020, making us the largest cultivator in the state.