Lost Leaf flower is sold exclusively through licensed Michigan provisioning centres. Past drops have been stocked at Dunegrass, Olswell, Butter, High Profile, Amazing Budz and 315 North locations across the state. We do not sell flower online, and we never will — Michigan law simply does not permit producers to do so.
Our merchandise and grow documents are available directly. Flower is not. This page explains where to look and why availability moves so quickly.
Where Lost Leaf Has Been Stocked
| Retailer | Locations | Region |
|---|---|---|
| Dunegrass | Beulah, Cadillac, Gaylord, Traverse City West, Traverse City Downtown | Northern Michigan |
| Olswell | Grand Rapids, Adrian | West and Southeast Michigan |
| Butter | Ann Arbor | Southeast Michigan |
| High Profile | Multiple locations | Statewide |
| Amazing Budz | Multiple locations | Michigan |
| 315 North | Michigan | Michigan |
This is a record of where drops have gone, not a live inventory. Stock moves fast and menus change weekly — always check with the store before travelling.
Why Availability Moves So Fast
We grow in a 1,000 square foot room. That is the entire operation, and it sets a hard ceiling on how much flower exists at any point.
Most cultivars are single batches. We hunt a pheno, grow it, sell it through, and move on to the next selection rather than keeping a product line in continuous rotation.
- Small runs. A 1,000 sq ft room produces a limited amount, full stop.
- Single batches. Most cultivars are not repeated.
- Rotating releases. What is on a menu this month is often gone next.
- No stockpiling. We would rather sell out than hold ageing flower.
| Cultivar | Status | Last known stockists |
|---|---|---|
| Cherry Limetta | Two harvests, sold through | Olswell, Butter, Dunegrass |
| Pandemonium | Sold through | Olswell Adrian, Dunegrass |
| Kiwano | Sold out | Rotating |
| Sake Bomb | Sold out | Rotating |
| Lou Bega, Starbury, Sarcophagos, Baijiu | Sold out | Rotating |
Full profiles for each are linked from Cherry Limetta, Pandemonium, Kiwano, Sake Bomb, Lou Bega, Starbury, Sarcophagos and Baijiu.
How to Actually Find It
- Ask for it by name. Budtenders know what is in the case and what is coming.
- Check menus online first. Most provisioning centres publish live inventory.
- Follow the drops. Instagram is where releases get announced first.
- Ask the store to request it. Retailer demand genuinely influences what we allocate where.
That last point is not a platitude. We are small enough that a provisioning centre asking for a cultivar is a meaningful signal about where the next batch should go.
Retail relationships work differently at our scale than they do for large producers. We are not negotiating shelf space across hundreds of stores — we are working with a handful of buyers who know what we grow and tell us when their customers are asking for it.
If your local provisioning centre does not carry us, telling them is genuinely the most effective thing you can do about it.
What You Can Buy Directly
Flower is retail-only, but two things are available straight from us.
| Product | Available | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cannabis flower | Licensed provisioning centres only | Michigan law; no online sales |
| Apparel and merch | Direct from our shop | Tees, hoodies, hats, backpack |
| Grow documents | Direct, digital download | Cultivation guides written in-house |
Browse the Lost Leaf apparel and merch range or the cannabis grow document collection, which covers everything from cloning and nutrients through to harvest and cure.
Buying Craft Flower Well
Whether or not it is ours, a few habits make it far easier to find genuinely good small-batch flower on a Michigan menu.
- Ask the harvest date. Fresh matters, and staff usually know.
- Ask about the terpene profile, not just the THC number.
- Ask whether it was hand-trimmed. It tells you a lot about the producer.
- Ask who grew it. Craft producers are usually named; commodity flower often is not.
Our fuller guide to buying Michigan craft cannabis goes into what separates small-batch flower from volume production, and why potency numbers are a poor proxy for quality.
Wholesale and Stockist Enquiries
If you run a provisioning centre and want to carry Lost Leaf, we would like to hear from you. We work with a small number of retailers and prefer relationships to volume.
Get in touch through our contact page, or read more about how and why we grow the way we do.
Olswell publish live menus across their Michigan locations, which is a reasonable place to start if you are checking current availability in West or Southeast Michigan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy Lost Leaf flower online?
No. Michigan law permits cannabis sales only through licensed provisioning centres. Our merchandise and grow documents are available online; flower is not.
Which dispensaries carry Lost Leaf?
Past drops have been stocked at Dunegrass, Olswell, Butter, High Profile, Amazing Budz and 315 North locations. Availability rotates, so check the store menu first.
Why does Lost Leaf sell out so quickly?
We grow in a 1,000 square foot room and most cultivars are single batches. There is simply not much of any given release.
Do you ship to other states?
No. Cannabis cannot legally cross state lines. Merchandise and digital grow documents ship normally.
How do I get a dispensary to stock Lost Leaf?
Ask them to request it, and get in touch with us directly. We are small enough that retailer interest genuinely affects where batches are allocated.
Why We Sell Through Retailers Only
Michigan permits adult-use cannabis sales exclusively through licensed provisioning centres. Producers cannot ship flower to customers, run a farm gate, or sell direct at any scale.
That is not a preference on our part — it is how the regulatory structure works, and it applies to every licensed grower in the state. Any site offering to post you Michigan flower is not operating legally.
| Route | Legal in Michigan? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed provisioning centre | Yes | The only lawful retail channel |
| Direct from producer | No | Growers cannot sell to consumers |
| Online flower orders shipped | No | Not permitted |
| Across state lines | No | Federally prohibited |
| Merchandise and digital goods | Yes | Ordinary e-commerce |
Understanding Our Release Cycle
Because we hunt every cultivar from seed, a release is genuinely finite. The pheno exists, we run it, and unless we keep a mother and choose to run it again, that is the end of it.
Cherry Limetta is the exception that proves the rule — it earned a second harvest by performing consistently. Most cultivars get one run before the room moves on to the next hunt.
If you want to know what is coming rather than what has gone, the cultivation journal is where drops get written up, and the individual strain guides linked above document what each release actually was.
Educational content for adults 21+ in legal jurisdictions. Lost Leaf flower is available only through licensed Michigan provisioning centres.
Related reading: Reading the lab report behind the package.
Related reading: Michigan possession limits and consumption rules.