Right near the state line, Lynch says people traveling is a big reason for the boost. Number two, it helps bring people together you know what I mean,” said Hezekiah Taylor, shopper. Number one, it’s great to get an appetite. Yeah, because everyone's going to be eating tomorrow. While there's stress for some, others believe it also brings families together. “Traditionally everyone kind of leans on the alcohol side of things but I think in the three years we've been operating there's a lot of people that cope with being with their family with cannabis,” said Lynch. What's known as "Green Wednesday" Lynch says there's several reasons for the spike. They started preparing for this more than a month ago, to ensure they had enough product. Lynch says it's been like this all week, serving about 600 customers a day. It's actually even bigger than 420 which is the national cannabis holiday of the year,” said Lynch. “This is definitely one of the biggest weeks of the year for us. With a packed parking lot, Green Stem is all hands-on deck before the holiday. Thousands upon thousands of units of other products like gummies, chocolate, and joints,” said Michael Lynch, Green Stem Provisioning owner. “We'll probably going to sell couple pounds, over 5 maybe 10 pounds of flower. You may have heard of “Black Out Wednesday”, when people flood to the bars the night before Thanksgiving.īut today is also Green Wednesday, one of the busiest days of the year for cannabis shops.Īnd it’s a retail holiday that continues to grow in Michigan. Many in Michigan are heading to marijuana dispensaries to find holiday stress relief.
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