In The Flow is a company run by four cannabis connoisseurs who are focused on ensuring their plants are of the highest quality by maintaining small batches, paying attention to all details and making use of natural growing techniques.
They aim to maintain the quality and consistency of their flower through the small batch sizes, which allows them to give individualized care to each plant. They provide a clean, natural environment for the plants to grow in, including the highest quality inputs for optimal soil and plant health. Their flowers are then tested by independent labs to ensure that they are of the highest quality.
The company consistently grows strains with over 30% THC content and they have won a number of awards. In 2017 their Gorilla Glue #4 won second place out of over seventy entries in the Rooster THC Classic, Colorado’s only blind-judging cannabis competition.
All four of the founding members of In The Flow have lived in the Boulder/Denver area since the mid-1990s. While they originally came from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida, they now consider themselves Coloradans.
They state that being In The Flow means that they feel a “relaxed focus, a state of bliss, a sense of meaningful connection. It’s almost as if time slows down and we are able to completely focus on the task at hand. Living In the Flow leads to an increased sense of engagement, performance, enjoyment, and fulfilment; encouraging us to live a life filled with meaning and purpose.”
They claim that every part of the growing process, whether it is watering, pruning, trimming, or gathering, is done with elevated focus. This means that there is great attention to detail given to every stage and it is all done with a consistent, loving touch.
The founders of In The Flow state that the octopus is their inspiration as it can change color, pattern and texture to match its surroundings in a fraction of a second, a perfect example for being at one with the present moment or In The Flow. As such, they donate regularly to The Marine Conservation Institute and other worthwhile causes.
