CBD flower
Whole buds that test at or below 0.3% total THC — the legal line that still holds after the November rule change. This is the core of the desk.
≤ 0.3% total THC on the COA
US-grown · wholesale · CBD hemp flower
Growers list their flower. I check every lab report against the lab's own records, quote it delivered with insured freight, and handle the paperwork — so the number on the label matches the number in the lab's system.
| Lot | MHC-26-0714 · specimen |
| Product | CBD flower, hand-trimmed |
| Origin | US-grown · licensed farm |
| Total THC | ≤ 0.3% · within legal limit |
| Lab report | QR → lab records ✓ |
| Freight | Insured · quoted delivered |
The shape of the deal
A hemp deal has two nervous sides: the farm that grew the flower and the buyer who needs it to be exactly what the paperwork says. Meridian sits in the middle — every lot that crosses this desk is graded, checked against the lab's own records, and put under contract before it moves.
Growers
Growers list the flower they're holding, with the lab report for each lot.
Meridian
I verify every lab report, grade the flower, quote it delivered, and handle the contract and paperwork.
Buyers
Buyers get flower that matches its paperwork, delivered to their dock at one clear landed price.
Every lot comes with a COA — the certificate of analysis, or lab report, that shows exactly what's in the flower.
I scan each report's QR code straight to the testing lab's own records, so the numbers can't be faked in a PDF.
Your quote is landed — it includes insured, hemp-savvy freight, so there are no surprise shipping costs after you commit.
Contracts account for the November 12, 2026 federal rule change, so nothing you buy is left stranded.
What I supply
US-grown flower that tests at or below the legal THC limit on a verified COA — the shelf that survives November 12. Meridian brokers 500 to 2,000 pounds a month for distributors and manufacturers.
Extraction-bound biomass crosses this desk too — and if your operation is moving toward fiber or grain, say so when you write in. Those relationships are being built now.
Whole buds that test at or below 0.3% total THC — the legal line that still holds after the November rule change. This is the core of the desk.
≤ 0.3% total THC on the COASmaller buds and trim priced for volume — sized for manufacturers running pre-roll and packaged-flower lines that need a steady feed.
Priced for manufacturersBulk plant material bound for extraction, graded straight — the sample you approve matches the lot that ships, every time.
Sample-matched lotsMeet your broker
Mark — Founder
When you buy through Meridian, you deal directly with me. One person to answer for every lot, every COA, and every load on the road.
Meridian is a new desk, and a small one — when you write or call, you talk to the person who checked your flower, quoted your freight, and signed your contract.
The November 12 change
On November 12, 2026, a new federal rule starts counting a hemp plant's total THC — not just the THC it shows today.
Most so-called "THCA flower" won't pass that test. CBD flower will — and CBD flower is the only thing this desk brokers.
That date is written into every contract, so November 12 arrives with no surprises.
Compliance, in plain English
Ready when you are
Buying? Tell me your spec — grade, volume, and where it's going — and I'll send the current lot menu and quote it delivered. Holding flower? Put your harvest on the desk. Reply within one business day, either way.