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Are you looking for a cultivator to provide you with product for your medical marijuana dispensary? Here are a few important questions to ask when choosing one to work with in the coming months and years.

Where do the Seeds Come From?

You should find out where the seeds a prospective cultivator uses are coming from. The seeds could be coming from a place where regulations and quality aren't as closely followed as they are in the United States. If quality and reliability is a priority for your dispensary, make sure that the seeds your cultivator uses are sourced from a trustworthy location and provider that puts quality before profits.

Are GMO Ingredients Used?

You should also find out whether any of the products your cultivator uses contain genetically modified ingredients. In today's world, people are concerned about the effects that GMOs will have on them and the environment. Whether or not GMOs are bad, many people choose to stay away from them in any form. Therefore, making sure that your medical marijuana is cultivated using fertilizers and other products that are GMO free will give your customers peace of mind and help ensure that you don't alienate those who don't want to be exposed to genetic modification of any kind.

Can Orders Fluctuate?

As your medical marijuana dispensary evolves, you will likely see a fluctuation of customers. Various times of the year might be slower than others. And you may see a spike in customers after running a promotion in your community. Therefore, your order needs from your cultivator might change on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis.

You should make sure that the cultivator you decide to work with can accommodate your fluctuating orders as time goes on. For example, they should be able to cultivate double the amount they normally do for you after a promotion is run and they shouldn't mind cutting an order in half when business is low.

Is a Quality Guarantee Offered?

The idea of medical marijuana is to provide relief to those who are in pain due to an accident or illness. If your medical marijuana doesn't provide your customers with pain relief, they will likely shop elsewhere to get the relief they need. So make sure that your cultivator offers a quality guarantee. If customers complain about the performance of a strain you order, your cultivator should be willing to let you return the remaining product in exchange for another.

To learn more about medical cannabis cultivators, turn to a medical supply company today.