4 / 20 couldn’t come at a better time!
Who couldn’t use a little cannabis in their life right now?
We’re celebrating the 25th Anniversary of 4/ 20!

We want it to be like 🎄Christmas so below is a list of specials.
There’s something for everyone on your 4/20 list!
(But stay in your lane!!)

All Pre-Rolls 20% Off
until 4:20⏰ on 4️⃣2️⃣0️⃣

Bhang Chocolate 20% Off
until 4:20⏰ on 4️⃣2️⃣0️⃣

Aurora Edibles 20% Off
until 4:20⏰ on 4️⃣2️⃣0️⃣

Pepperment Chillers & Spearment Chillers
Grape Soft Chews Chillers
Chocolate Caramel Half Spheres
Sea Salt & Caramel Milk Chocolate

All Smoking Accessories
15% Off
until 4:20⏰ on 4️⃣2️⃣0️⃣

Whether it’s by phone, pick-up or delivery,
the first 50 orders will be packed in our
4/20 Surprise Swag Bags
along with some other goodies!

4/20 Stash GIVEAWAY!

Enter for a chance to win a
41 Cannabis Co. 4/20 Stash!

✥ Session Goods Handpipe w/ Silicone Carry Case
✥ 41 Cannabis Co. Kayak-leaf T-shirt, Lighter and Rolling Papers
✥ Cannabolish Odour Removing Spray
✥ MooseLabs MouthPeace
✥ AHLOT The Ritual Box
✥ Hush Kush Storage Pouch

How to Enter:

Follow the links below to 41 Cannabis Co.’s Facebook and Instagram. Find a /20 Draw post and follow entry information there.  Good Luck!

Facebook | Instagram

Watch for our 4/20 posts for more chances to enter!

Enter on both Instagram and Facebook to double your chance of winning!

Most people know 4:20 is the time to smoke cannabis, and that 4/20 is the international cannabis smoking day. But not many people know why or how the number 420 became linked to cannabis  smoking.

The origin story of 420 has been obscured by a number of rumours. Some say that it comes from the number of chemical compounds in cannabis, while others suggest that it matches up with a mythical 4:20 p.m. tea time in Holland; still others have stated that it coincides with Bob Marley’s birthdate, or the death dates of Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin, or Jimi Hendrix. It has also been explained as a police code for cannabis use. All of these are untrue.

420 originated in the fall of 1971 at San Rafael High School, 30 minutes north of San Francisco. A group of students nicknamed “the Waldos” (so-called for their wall-centric hangout spot outside of the school) caught wind that a U.S. Coast Guardsman stationed at the nearby Point Reyes Lighthouse had abandoned a cannabis patch somewhere in the forest on the Point Reyes Peninsula after becoming nervous that it could be found by his commanding officer, jeopardizing his career. Not wanting the cannabis to go to waste, Newman drew a map for his brother-in-law Bill McNulty, who passed it along to his friends, the Waldos.

All five Waldos were athletes, so they planned to meet at their school’s Louis Pasteur statue after their team practices were over, at – you guessed it – 4:20 p.m. They would then smoke copiously before venturing into the forest armed with the treasure map, searching for the lost grow.

The search continued for weeks. Every day they planned to meet, the Waldos would remind each other in the hallways between classes: “4:20 Louie,” a phrase that was eventually shortened to “4:20.” Lamentably, the grow was never found. However, the Waldos continued to use their new code phrase to signal that it was time to smoke, and eventually to refer to anything cannabis-related.

Read the entire story. Link: The Meaning and Origin of 4/20