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WNC CBD
What you need to know
WNC CBD is an Asheville hemp company that started in 2019 and now also goes by World Needs Cannabis. It's family owned by Mike and Meghan, who began with a $10,000 personal loan, a lot of Googling and a wholesale business before moving into online retail. They don't run their own storefront, but you can find WNC on the shelf at Smokey Mountain Hemp Co. on Coxe Avenue in the South Slope, including their Dog Walkers pre-rolls, or order the full lineup at wnc-cbd.com. That covers high-THCa flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, tinctures, gummies and CBD, all for adults 21 and up, with free shipping on orders over $100.
Local's Tip
Sign up for their email list at wnc-cbd.com to get 20% off your first order and a heads up on new drops.
What the locals say
People follow WNC for the limited flower drops, which have been known to sell out fast. After Helene, their Carolina Comeback strain raised $18,000 for the Community Housing Coalition of Madison County, and a cut of their 4/20 sales goes to the Last Prisoner Project.
What you need to know
WNC CBD is an Asheville hemp company that started in 2019 and now also goes by World Needs Cannabis. It's family owned by Mike and Meghan, who began with a $10,000 personal loan, a lot of Googling and a wholesale business before moving into online retail. They don't run their own storefront, but you can find WNC on the shelf at Smokey Mountain Hemp Co. on Coxe Avenue in the South Slope, including their Dog Walkers pre-rolls, or order the full lineup at wnc-cbd.com. That covers high-THCa flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, tinctures, gummies and CBD, all for adults 21 and up, with free shipping on orders over $100.
What the locals say
People follow WNC for the limited flower drops, which have been known to sell out fast. After Helene, their Carolina Comeback strain raised $18,000 for the Community Housing Coalition of Madison County, and a cut of their 4/20 sales goes to the Last Prisoner Project.
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