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El Rito local Michael Nezi came to New Mexico in 1993, purchasing the old commune in the El Rito neighborhood, north of the village of Questa. Nezi knew he had found something special in the area, with its clean air and soil. He decided to start growing vegetables and distributing them to locals in 1995 under the business umbrella name Roots & Herbs Farm. In 2018, after hemp was legalized in New Mexico, Nezi transitioned his business to focus on hemp and CBD products. “It was

The Cap Junky flower was grown indoors in living soil with 100% organic inputs. This is a cross between Alien Cookies and Kush Mints #1. The cultivar is a collaborative project between two of the most important modern breeders, Capulator and Seed Junky Genetics. Seed Junky sold Cap Junky clones for $1,000 each in 2021. Capulator's farm affiliate L.A. Made sold Cap Junky flower in 2022 in California's adult-use market. The Alien Cookies helped make the top strain MAC. Kush Min

At the Questa Village Council meeting on Tuesday, December 14, in which the Council had a full quorum, two cannabis companies sought approval to open facilities in Questa. First on the agenda was La Casa Cannabis, a Colorado company, interested in purchasing property in Questa to expand its cultivation operation. Because the property is next to Living Word Ministries, La Casa is requesting a zoning variance because the state requires that cannabis businesses be further than 3