Buckeye Bloom

04/23/2026

This is a start! We welcome more deregulation and for Ohio to continue to support its voters.

We continue our license journey and proud to share news with the community!

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche signed an order Thursday to reclassify state-licensed medical ma*****na as a less dangerous drug. https://ktla.com/news/trump-administration-reclassifies-state-licensed-medical-ma*****na/

04/20/2026

Have a happy 4/20 day!!

12/18/2025

Breaking news!

Breaking News: President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to reclassify ma*****na as a less dangerous drug and open new avenues for medical research, a major shift in federal drug policy that inches closer to what many states have done.

Read more at https://abc7.la/4j2fdh4

12/18/2025

There couldn’t be any better news for the Cannabis Industry!

So many good things to come.

Thank you for supporting us through this journey, it’s about to get exciting.

‘I want to emphasize that the order I am about to sign is not the legalization [of] ma*****na in any way, shape, or form,’ Trump said.

12/10/2025

Ohio has passed their cannabis Issue 2 law!!!!

What does this mean for Buckeye Bloom???

That means we will now participate in the application process when that is released!!

Ohio, this is a very exciting and an industry leading day… no matter how you feel about h**p and the current law, we support you.

State senators passed changes to Ohio’s ma*****na laws on Tuesday.

12/05/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Buckeye Bloom Announces Launch of Community-Focused Ohio-Grown Cannabis Dispensary

New Dispensary Promises Premium Products, Community Engagement & Inclusive Access for Adults 21+

Buckeye Lake, OH — December 4 2025— Buckeye Bloom, a minority- and veteran- owned cannabis retail dispensary, is proud to announce its forthcoming launch and application license process — a new, community-centered adult-use cannabis experience cultivated and operated with care, integrity, and a deep commitment to the people of Licking County and surrounding areas.

Buckeye Bloom is more than just another dispensary — we are building a welcoming, educational, and inclusive space where adults (21+) can access premium, Ohio-grown cannabis products in an environment rooted in wellness, community values, and responsible stewardship. 

“As a disabled Marine veteran and co-founder of Buckeye Bloom, I believe in cannabis as a tool for healing, empowerment, and connection,” said founder and Managing Owner. “We want to destigmatize use through transparency, education, and community engagement — giving back to our neighbors while offering top-quality products.” 

Buckeye Bloom will offer a curated menu of premium cannabis products, all cultivated and selected with a focus on quality, consistency, and community wellness. As a locally owned and operated establishment, Buckeye Bloom aims to bring a new level of trust, accessibility, and education to cannabis retail — whether you’re a first-time customer or a longtime enthusiast. 

In addition to retail sales, Buckeye Bloom pledges to actively invest in the community. The brand is committed to supporting local initiatives, fostering awareness, promoting diversity, and creating an inclusive space where every adult feels respected, informed, and welcome. 

What to Expect:
• High-quality, Ohio-grown, adult-use cannabis products — carefully cultivated and curated. 
• A dispensary operated by a diverse, veteran- and woman-owned team, rooted in local community values. 
• Education and outreach: guidance for first-time users, transparency about products, and a safe, welcoming environment for all adult customers. 
• Community engagement: Buckeye Bloom is committed to being more than a retailer — a place for neighborhoods to gather, learn, and grow together. 

Buckeye Bloom is currently in the process of obtaining its Ohio license for operations. Interested community members and future customers are encouraged to sign up to become “Buckeye Bloom Insiders” via the website for updates and announcements.

Located at 10920 Mill Damn road! The “old” McDonalds.

www.buckeyebloom.comr

08/07/2025

I don’t know who she is but I sure want to meet her!!

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08/07/2025

….and we have a location!!! Our future location will be announced soon!!

07/04/2025

Blog for 7/4 - Happy Independence Day!!
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🌱 Buckeye Bloom & the Next Phase of Cannabis in Central Ohio

Buckeye Bloom is stepping into an exciting phase: they’re actively seeking an Ohio cannabis retail license to open an adult‑use dispensary in central Ohio.

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1. 🎯 Central Ohio + Statewide Cannabis Snapshot

Recreational cannabis launched in Ohio on December 7, 2023, following the passage of Issue 2 by a 57–43 margin (). Licensed sales began on August 6, 2024, and now hundreds of dispensaries are in the queue—about 134 of those having provisional adult‑use licenses as of July 2024 .

In Central Ohio, businesses with dual-use provisional licenses (medical + recreational) are poised to lead the market. Retailers and growers are ramping up operations—including expanding product lines and capacity—to meet consumer demand .

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2. 🚀 Market Trends & Pricing Pressure

Pricing remains a hot topic. Cannabis flower in Ohio currently sells in the $150–200/oz range at shops like Buckeye Relief and Amplify—but experts expect prices to ease as more shops open and production scales .

On June 4, 2025, Ohio increased recreational purchase limits, which may stimulate consumer traffic and recurring sales .

Meanwhile, local moratoriums—now at 121 communities as of July 2, 2025—still hinder statewide expansion . Central Ohio areas without moratoriums are ideal hot spots for new dispensaries like Buckeye Bloom.

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3. 📍 New Store Opportunity: Why Acting Now Makes Sense
1. Dual‑use provisional license pool is narrowing
- Only existing licensed medical businesses have access to dual‑use licenses now; future applications may open later but likely during Ohio’s 24‑month review window .
2. Supply chain readiness first
- The state prioritized licensing cultivators, processors, and testing labs, followed by dispensaries—meaning most all essential infrastructure is now in place .
3. Timing to serve unmet demand
- With purchase limits lifted and more dispensaries opening, consumer demand is heating up—especially in central Ohio, where population density supports strong sales.
4. Muni‑friendly zones
- Communities without moratoriums are competing for dispensaries, drawn by share of the 36% host‑community excise tax from adult‑use sales .

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4. 📋 Buckeye Bloom: Strategic Moves as They Build
• Engage local officials: Partner with city/county governments early—navigate zoning, host‑community agreements, and potential opt‑in pathways.
• Community outreach matters: A local presence fosters acceptance. Hosting educational events or advocacy meetups can build trust.
• Lock down supply chains early: Line up contracts with Ohio-grown cultivators like Buckeye Relief, Bloom’s existing partner—they offer well‑reviewed products (e.g., Sour Blue Diesel) .
• Plan marketing within limits: Ohio restricts slang and promotional language, but targeted email, SMS, and community events are effective ().

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Why This Moment Is Key for Buckeye Bloom
• The adult‑use market is maturing fast in central Ohio.
• Provisional licensing hurdles are clearing—Buckeye Bloom needs to formalize and build.
• Pricing is attracting consumers, with purchase limits eased and deals expected.
• Early advantage equals market share in a still‑emerging market.

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🔚 In Summary

Buckeye Bloom stands at a unique crossroads: the programmatic groundwork is in place, consumer appetite is rising, and municipal gates are opening. By swiftly securing a license, fostering local goodwill, and forming supply partnerships, er can effectively capitalise on the next wave of Ohio’s recreational cannabis and bring it to central Ohio!

06/29/2025

We must get this Bill passed!!

Ohio lawmakers will likely go on summer break without making any changes to the state’s ma*****na law, a Republican state representative said Tuesday.

06/25/2025

No Word yet if the Ohio House bill SB 56 up for a vote today and the results. Here is an infographic of where we stand with SB 56 at the end of the day we aren’t here to criticize but educate.