The edibles brand, based in Pueblo West, was founded by a Kansas City native.
Missouri didn't have to worry about a hangover from the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win last weekend. It has legal weed now.
Although Colorado will remain the headquarters for Robhots, Missouri's legalization has created quite a homecoming for Romey. We chatted with the cannabis-industry veteran to learn more about the state's legal pot scene, how it compares to Colorado's, and the newfound freedom he has on business trips.When you moved to Colorado in 2013, did you ever think Missouri would legalize recreational cannabis?Never in a million years.
We facilitate all of our other markets from our facility in Colorado, so we had to buy more packaging containers and ramp up production batch kits to make more gummies. But the production has been through the roof, and we're just trying to do what we can to keep up with demand out there in other markets.It's awesome. The whole last week, we were just out canvassing the state, so it's been cool to go back home.
Maybe I was just scarred from high school and college out there, but, man, if you had an eighth of weed in the car, you were puckered up while driving, just hoping you got to your destination safely. But when we were back there last week, it was all legal. We had a couple of joints, some vape carts and edibles with no worries in the world of a cop pulling us over and getting arrested. It took a while for that realization to set in.
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