Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ

Yes, all valid driver’s licenses and passports from any state are accepted at North Blume locations for recreational cannabis purchases.

Coming soon!

Yes, out of state shoppers can shop at North Blume as long as they are 21 years or older with a valid government-issued ID.

North Blume accepts cash, debit cards, and Dutchie Pay By Bank for both in-store and online orders across all locations. ATMs are available on-site for your convenience.

Your satisfaction is our highest priority. Please visit us as soon as possible and ask to speak with a manager.

Yes, North Blume offers over 300 premium cannabis edible products including gummies, chocolates, beverages, and baked goods.

Sativas are generally energizing and uplifting—great for daytime use—while indicas tend to be relaxing and soothing, better for evening. Hybrids combine traits of both.

Yes, our Minnesota stores provide a complimentary goodie bag for first-time customers. Minnesota locations only.

Yes, all North Blume dispensary locations have ATMs on-site for your convenience. We also accept debit cards and Dutchie Pay By Bank for in-store and online orders.

Yes, we offer a 5% military discount at all Minnesota North Blume locations.

Yes, we have many shake ounces available at North Blume. Check out RedFox, Goodlyfe, and LowTek brands for quality shake options.

We maintain normal operating hours on all holidays, including Christmas Eve. Check our website for specific store hours.

While we don’t offer a first-time shopper discount, we do provide a complimentary goodie bag for first-time customers at our Minnesota dispensaries.

Coming soon!

Yes, we offer 15% off for seniors on Senior Sundays from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM at our Minnesota North Blume locations.

In Minnesota, recreational customers can purchase up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower and up to 15 grams of concentrates per transaction. The CRA (Cannabis Regulatory Agency) allows for multiple transactions for out-of-state customers.

Recreational customers can purchase up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis flower and up to 15 grams of concentrates per transaction in Minnesota.

Recreational customers in Minnesota can purchase up to 15 grams of cannabis concentrates per transaction.

Yes, we offer a 10% medical marijuana patient discount at every North Blume location. Your card must be issued by the state you are shopping in: a Minnesota card at our Minnesota stores, a New York card in Buffalo.

Coming soon!

Cannabis concentrate prices vary, with 2 grams of dabs starting around $12 at North Blume dispensaries.

We offer a wide range of THC oil products at North Blume, with prices ranging from $5 to $50 depending on potency and brand.

No, North Blume does not provide medical marijuana card certification or recertification services. We are a retail dispensary only.

Yes, all valid driver’s licenses and passports are accepted at North Blume for recreational purchases by anyone 21+. Medical cards are not transferable between states, so the medical discount requires a card issued by the state you are shopping in.

Yes, when edibles are labeled as 200mg, that refers to the total THC content for the entire package, regardless of how many individual pieces it contains.

North Blume is a recreational cannabis dispensary serving all adults 21+, and we also provide special discounts for medical marijuana patients.

Popular disposable vape brands at North Blume include Breeze, Sauce, and Pro Gro, known for their quality and consistency.

Yes, North Blume maintains normal operating hours on all holidays including Thanksgiving, with occasional extended hours for customer convenience.

Yes, North Blume welcomes all customers 21+ with valid driver’s licenses, passports, or military IDs from any state.

Yes! Ohio residents are welcome to shop at any North Blume location. Minnesota law allows us to legally sell recreational cannabis to anyone 21 or older with a valid form of ID, regardless of their home state. Please note that other states have their own cannabis laws — it is your responsibility to understand and comply with your home state’s regulations regarding possession and transport.

Store hours vary by location. 

No, but we’ll give you a free preroll on your birthday with your purchase.

Coming soon!

North Blume has a pickup minimum of $20.

No, due to state laws we cannot ship out of state.

Yes, North Blume sells clones.

Yes, recreational marijuana is legal in Minnesota for adults 21 and older. Minnesota legalized recreational cannabis in 2018, allowing licensed dispensaries like North Blume to sell marijuana products to anyone with valid ID.

You must be 21 years or older with a valid government-issued ID (driver’s license, passport, or military ID) to purchase recreational cannabis from North Blume.

Medical marijuana patients in Michigan must be 18 years or older with a valid medical marijuana card. North Blume serves both recreational customers (21+) and medical patients with special discounts.

No. North Blume accepts cash, debit cards, and Dutchie Pay By Bank for both in-store and online orders. On-site ATMs are also available for your convenience.

No, health insurance does not cover medical marijuana purchases in Minnesota. However, North Blume offers a 10% discount for medical marijuana patients to help reduce costs.

Cannabis prices at North Blume range from budget-friendly $35 ounces to premium top-shelf flower at $190. 

First-time customers at North Blume receive a complimentary goodie bag! Check northblume.com for current deals.

Absolutely! Tourists 21+ with valid out-of-state driver’s licenses or passports can shop at North Blume. We welcome visitors from all states and countries. Minnesota allows multiple transactions per day for recreational purchases.

In Minnesota cannabis terminology, ‘dispensary’ and ‘storefront’ both refer to licensed retail locations selling marijuana products. North Blume is a licensed recreational dispensary with modern storefronts featuring deli-style flower bars and full product selections.

Adult-use and recreational marijuana are the same, cannabis sold to anyone 21+ without a medical card. Medical marijuana requires a medical card issued by the state you are shopping in, and offers higher purchase limits plus discounts at North Blume. Both product types meet the same quality and safety standards.

North Blume Smokin tier is our most in-expensive flower tier while still maintaining quality.

Yes, we are open with normal business hours on Labor Day.

Yes, we offer 5% off for UAW members.

No, North Blume does not sell seeds, but we do sell clones.

Yes, North Blume is open normal business hours on Christmas.

Yes, North Blume is open normal business hours on Easter.

Yes, North Blume is open normal business hours on New Year’s Day.

Yes, North Blume is open normal business hours on July 4th.

North Blume has the best 420 deals of any dispensary. Check our website for details.

Prices may change overnight, so check our website daily for the latest deals.

Yes, you can go to multiple dispensaries in one day, but the combined purchases must stay within Minnesota’s legal possession and purchase limits.

They’re essentially the same. “Dispensary” is the legal term for licensed cannabis retailers.

You show your ID at check-in, browse products, consult with a budtender if needed, pay, and leave with your purchase.

For privacy, security, and compliance with state regulations that prevent cannabis products from being visible outside.

No, you must show a valid physical government-issued ID.

Yes, they must log purchases into Minnesota’s tracking system to ensure you don’t exceed legal limits.

Scanning confirms you are 21+ and logs the purchase for state compliance. This keeps transactions legal and helps us maintain accurate records.

No. We scan IDs only to verify age and comply with Minnesota regulations. Your personal data stays with North Blume and state regulators and is not shared with other agencies.

No, dispensaries don’t report visits to employers.

For age verification, record-keeping, and compliance laws.

They’re often called “smalls” or “popcorn buds”—same quality flower, just smaller in size, usually sold at a lower price.

You check in with your ID, then consult with a budtender or browse, make your purchase, and check out.

Flower (cannabis buds) is typically the top-selling product, followed by vapes and edibles.

It varies, but most customers spend around $60–$100 per visit.

It depends on size and location, but sales can range from a few thousand dollars to over $250,000 per day.

Indica, Sativa, Hybrid, and CBD-Dominant.

It’s classified as a psychoactive drug and a Schedule I controlled substance federally, though legal for medical/recreational use in many states.

Yes—marijuana is a common name for cannabis, referring to the dried flower used for smoking or consumption.

“Flower” refers to the dried cannabis buds—the natural, whole-plant form of cannabis that you smoke or vape. At North Blume, it highlights our top-shelf, terpene-rich buds.

It means smoking the dried cannabis buds (the flower of the plant).

Feeling sick, dizzy, anxious, or nauseous after consuming too much cannabis.

The lingering effects after the main high wears off—often drowsiness, relaxation, or mental fog.

Premium, high-quality cannabis strains with strong effects, high THC, and superior aroma/appearance.

Dense, frosty with trichomes, vibrant colors (green, purple, orange hairs), and pungent aroma.

Potent strains with high THC like Girl Scout Cookies, Gorilla Glue, or Wedding Cake are known for strong highs.

Indica-dominant strains like Granddaddy Purple, Northern Lights, or Bubba Kush.

CBD oil tinctures or capsules—more cost-effective than vapes, edibles, or topicals.

Sativa may enhance arousal for some, but effects vary.

Neither is inherently stronger; effects differ.

Indica is more associated with relaxation, but it depends on the person.

It depends on desired effects: sativa for energy, indica for relaxation.

Sativa is usually more uplifting, not sedating.

Neither necessarily gets you “higher”; it’s about the strain’s cannabinoids and terpenes.

Indica is often preferred for anxiety due to its calming effects.

CBD itself typically does not show up on a drug test, but some products may contain trace amounts of THC that could trigger a positive result.

CBD is not considered a drug in the recreational sense, but it can be classified as a supplement or therapeutic compound.

Many customers report that CBD gummies help with relaxation, stress, or sleep. Effects vary by individual—start with a low dose and consult our budtenders for guidance.

Truck drivers are generally advised to avoid CBD because trace THC could cause them to fail a DOT drug test.

CBD is not better than Viagra; it works differently and is not designed to treat erectile dysfunction.

People who are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking certain medications, or with liver problems should avoid CBD without medical advice.

CBD gummies can be legal to fly with if they meet federal and TSA guidelines, but local state laws may vary.

Yes. Adults 21+ in Minnesota can place online orders with licensed dispensaries like North Blume for pickup or delivery, as allowed by state regulations.

CBD can make you feel relaxed, calm, and less anxious without intoxication.

It is not illegal to travel with CBD gummies if they comply with federal THC limits, but state or international restrictions may apply.

Yes, you can fail a DOT drug test if CBD contains THC.

CBD does not usually make it hard to get an erection, but high doses may affect libido or performance for some.

CBD does not get you buzzed like THC; it is non-intoxicating.

CBD does not get you buzzed like THC; it is non-intoxicating.

The downsides of CBD may include drowsiness, dry mouth, diarrhea, or interactions with medications.

CBD can lower blood pressure in some people, but effects may vary.

You can usually take CBD gummies on a cruise ship if they are legal at departure and destination ports, but check cruise line policies.

The best CBD oil for flight anxiety is a broad-spectrum or full-spectrum oil with fast absorption, depending on preference.

CBD is legal federally in the U.S., but some states have restrictions.

CBD effects generally last 2 to 6 hours depending on dose and method.

Yes, you can buy CBD gummies online legally if they are hemp-derived and comply with federal law.

The best CBD gummies vary by brand, but look for lab-tested, full-spectrum or broad-spectrum options.

The strongest CBD gummy depends on the brand, with some offering up to 100 mg or more per gummy.

The strongest over-the-counter CBD products are usually full-spectrum oils or high-potency gummies.

CBD is not like an opioid; it is non-addictive and works differently.

Medicare does not cover CBD gummies or other CBD products.

THCA itself is non-psychoactive. When heated (smoked, vaped, or cooked), it converts to THC, which produces the familiar cannabis high.

THCA alone usually won’t show up, but once heated it converts to THC, which can trigger a positive result. Use caution if drug testing is a concern.

Delta-8 THC provides a milder, more clear-headed buzz than Delta-9 THC. We stock Delta-8 products for customers seeking a lighter effect.

Delta-8 is legal in some states but banned in others.

Hemp itself won’t get you high, but hemp-derived products with THC can.

Mood gummies are legal if they’re made from hemp and contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC.

You can usually fly with mood gummies if they meet federal hemp guidelines, but laws vary by state and airline.

Snoop Dogg co-founded Casa Verde Capital, a cannabis investment firm.

Yes, Jay-Z launched a cannabis brand called Monogram under The Parent Company.

Snoop Dogg has said his favorite cannabis strain is Granddaddy Purple.

Pfizer bought Arena Pharmaceuticals, a company researching cannabinoid-based therapies.

Cannabis can relax muscles, reduce pain, improve mood, and stimulate appetite.

When you sleep high, you may fall asleep faster but experience reduced REM sleep.

A joint typically lasts 30 minutes to an hour depending on potency and tolerance.

No, small buds can be just as potent as large ones.

The high from smoking flower usually lasts 1–3 hours.

Dabbing can be harder on the lungs due to high heat, while smoking flower involves more plant material—neither is risk-free.

Edible highs can last 4–8 hours, sometimes longer.

Gummies can keep you high for 4–6 hours, depending on dose and metabolism.

Feeling high for days after smoking can be from THC lingering in your system, dehydration, lack of sleep, or anxiety amplifying the sensation.

$1–$2 per transaction, or 10–20% if you received exceptional service.

Usually $1–$5, depending on service and local custom.

No, prerolling joints isn’t bad—many people do it for convenience, though they may dry out faster.

No, you can put it out and relight it later.

Light evenly, take slow steady puffs, and rotate as you smoke.

A joint is rolled with paper and cannabis only; a blunt is rolled with tobacco leaf paper and contains nicotine.

Joints are generally less harmful since blunts involve tobacco.

Buying buds is usually cheaper; prerolls cost more for convenience.

About 1–3 minutes depending on inhalation and your body.

Roughly one joint equals 4–5 cigarettes in terms of smoke exposure.

“Bong lung” is slang for lung irritation or damage from frequent bong use.

Yes, but it depends on the dispensary rules.

Yes, budtenders make a lot of money from their wage and tips.

It’s easy, apply at northblume.com/careers.

Budtenders earn the most at dispensaries with high customer volume, because the more customers they see during their shift, the more tips they make.

No.

Direct deposit and tips.

If they have experience working face to face with customers before.

Yes, budtenders get paid hourly plus tips.

Yes.

Dispensaries don’t generally drug test their employees.

CBD can affect focus, so drive with caution.

No. There is little to no correlation between THC percentage and the quality of your experience. Hundreds of compounds — cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids — work together to produce your high. How they collectively interact with your personal endocannabinoid system matters far more than THC alone. Focus on the genetics, how it was grown, how it was cured, and the freshness of the batch.

Everyone is chemically different. Your endocannabinoid system is unique to you, which means terpenes and cannabinoids affect each person differently. The only reliable way to know what works for you is trial and error — learning which genetics consistently deliver the experience you are looking for.

THC percentage results can vary significantly between labs — sometimes by over 20% on the same batch. Some producers also over-dry their flower to inflate test numbers, which strips terpenes and reduces the actual quality of the experience. THC % is an unreliable metric for predicting how a strain will affect you.

Not necessarily. Sativa and Indica refer to the physical growth structure of the plant — Sativas grow tall with thin leaves, Indicas grow short and stocky. They do not reliably predict the effect of a strain. Your high is determined by the specific cannabinoids and terpenes in that cultivar and how they interact with your endocannabinoid system, not the plant structure.

Your experience is shaped by hundreds of cannabinoids and terpenes interacting with your personal endocannabinoid system. The genetics of the cultivar, how it was grown, how it was cured, and its freshness all play a role. Trial and error across different cultivars is the best way to find what works for you.

The endocannabinoid system is a biological system in your body that interacts with the cannabinoids and terpenes in cannabis. Because everyone’s endocannabinoid system is chemically unique, the same strain can produce very different effects from person to person. Understanding your own response to different cannabinoids and terpenes is key to finding the right cannabis for you.