At The South Bronx High LLC, we are more than just an urban micro cannabis cultivation business—we’re a story of passion, resilience, and a deep-rooted love for the plant. Born and raised in the vibrant streets of the South Bronx, I grew up surrounded by a community full of rich culture, challenges, and untapped potential. Cannabis has always been close to my heart, not just as a plant but as a tool for healing. Its medicinal properties inspired me to dig deeper into its potential, and its complex history ignited a fire within me to become an activist. Over the years, I’ve attended countless hearings and community events advocating for legalization, fighting for fair representation in the industry, and ensuring that people like us—those in underserved urban neighborhoods—have a seat at the table.

At the age of 15, I began growing cannabis in my backyard, inside my home in a tent, and outdoors in a green house with mixed light. long before legalization was a reality. With nothing but determination and a respect for the plant, I developed an organic approach to cultivation, focusing on natural methods that honored the earth and enhanced the plant’s natural beauty. For 17 years, I honed my craft quietly, embracing cannabis as a labor of love and a symbol of freedom. Now, with legalization opening new doors, The South Bronx High LLC is the realization of a lifelong dream. This business is my opportunity to share my love of cannabis with the world. Through education and advocacy, I hope to dispel misconceptions about this amazing plant and show my community why cannabis is so much more than what society once labeled it.

Our mission is to grow and process cannabis with care, bringing high-quality, sustainably cultivated products to our customers. But more importantly, it’s to educate, inspire, and spark meaningful conversations about the history, benefits, and future of cannabis.

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Here at The South Bronx High LLC, we’re not just growing a business—we’re cultivating a movement.