Garden Club is our loyalty perks & points program.

$1 Spent = 1 Point Earned

Joining is simple: subscribe to our marketing communications and you’re in. Every dollar you spend earns one point, and those points add up automatically every time you check out. You can also add the Garden Club card to your Apple or Google Wallet for easy access.

Sign up here.

Check Points here.

Using your points:

• 100 points = $3 off any purchase
• 75 points = $5 off any Sweetleaves edible

As a member, you’ll also get:

• Store-Wide Discounts — deals are for Garden Club members only
• Double Points Days — we’ll text or email you when they happen
• Birthday Reward — a complimentary edible, redeemable for 5 days before and after your birthday
• Early Access — be the first to know when new products drop or popular items restock
• Quarterly Giveaways — spend $100 or more in a month and you’re automatically entered to win tickets to local concerts, sports games, and shows
  

As long as you stay subscribed, you’re in.

Yes, you will find your unique referral code in your wallet (where you check your points).

You can download a Garden Club wallet pass via any Garden Club email. There is a link at the bottom that will take you to download.

Check your points HERE.

You will need to make a login and password to access your account, be sure to use the same email/phone you used when you signed up.

Reminder, points can take up to 24 hours to reflect in your post-transaction. You can always ask a budtender to check your points in-store.

The Garden Club is completely free to join. Simply provide your phone number or email at checkout to start earning points.

Sign up for free online via the Rewards page, or you can sign up in-store at checkout. As long as you are a subscribed member to our marketing communications, you will be a member of Garden Club.

$1 spent = 1 point. All of your purchases will earn points, as long as you are a subscribed member to our marketing communications.

For edibles: 2.5-5mg THC. For flower: one small puff, then wait 15 minutes. You can always take more later. You can’t take less once you’ve taken too much. Be patient with yourself as you figure out the right dosage for your body.

Talk to one of our budtenders (our retail team members). They’ll ask what you’re looking to feel and help you find something that makes sense. No judgment, no pressure.

Find a calm space, drink water, and wait it out. It will pass. Start with low doses (2.5-5mg for edibles) to avoid this. Slow and slow!

Yes! Browse the full menu and place your order from anywhere. Payment is processed once you arrive in store to collect your order.

We do. Place your order online, swing by the store, and we’ll bring it out so you don’t have to find parking or leave the car. Just let us know when you’ve arrived.

Yep.

No. Sweetleaves is a recreational dispensary open to all adults 21 and over. No medical card is required.

Yep! You can purchase them in-store.

Possibly! Send us a note about yourself and the role you are looking for, and we will let you know what we have available.

info@sweetleavesnorthloop.com

Become a member of our Garden Club. It’s free, all we ask is you remain opted in email communications. Sign up from the Rewards page or in-store on a kiosk or with a team member.

DutchiePay is a payment method option. In addition to DutchiePay we accept cash and debit (runs as a cashless ATM). We do have an ATM in-store.

How DutchiePay works:

• Start your order at online
• Select Pay by Bank (Dutchie) at checkout
• Complete a one-time secure bank link through Dutchie Pay
• Pay. Done. Future orders skip straight to the good part.

Attaching your bank account to a dispensary? Yeah, we understand the hesitation. Dutchie Pay is fully regulated and encrypted, and your details live with Dutchie, not us. It is the same kind of secure setup you would find in any payment app, just built for an industry that is still figuring out how to make shopping as easy as it should be.

Consistent potency, safety testing, accurate labeling, and knowledgeable staff. You know what you’re getting and we care deeply about making sure you have the best experience possible with the plant we love so deeply.

Street parking on Washington Ave and 9th Ave N. TractorWorks parking ramp across the street (entrance on 10th Ave). Additional street parking on N 3rd Street.

Only if it’s unopened and you have your receipt. We can’t accept returns on opened products due to state regulations. Give us a call 612-688-9333 and we can work through your situation.

No. You must pick up your own order and show your photo ID to verify your identity.

• Monday-Wednesday: 10am-9pm
• Thursday-Friday: 10am-10pm
• Saturday: 9am-10pm
• Sunday: 11am-6pm

A valid state driver’s license, state identification card, or passport.

While we wish you could tap to pay, cannabis retail is still working out the kinks on that one.

Until then, we keep it simple: Cash, Debit (runs as a cashless ATM), or Dutchie Pay.

We have an ATM in-store.

You’ve probably heard it before, sativa is energizing, indica is relaxing, hybrid is somewhere in between. That’s not wrong, but it’s not the whole picture either.

Sativa plants grow tall and narrow with long, thin leaves. They originated in warm, equatorial climates and have historically been associated with uplifting, cerebral effects.

Indica plants are shorter and bushier with broader leaves. They developed in cooler mountain environments and have historically been associated with body-heavy, sedating effects.

Hybrid plants are crossbreeds of the two, bred to combine traits from both.

The generalization holds often enough that it’s still useful shorthand, especially if you’re new to cannabis. But the real driver of your experience is the cannabinoid and terpene profile of the specific strain, not the plant type. Today’s genetics are so thoroughly crossbred that a strain labeled sativa might have a terpene profile that’s deeply relaxing, and vice versa.

Think of indica, sativa, and hybrid as a starting point, then use THC, CBD, and terpenes to dial in exactly what you’re looking for.

Cannabinoids are the active compounds in cannabis that interact with your body’s endocannabinoid system to produce effects.

No cannabinoid works in isolation — they work together with terpenes in what’s known as the entourage effect, meaning the whole plant is greater than the sum of its parts.

There are over 100 of them, here’s what to know about the most important ones.

The Majors

THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the primary psychoactive compound. It’s responsible for the euphoric, heady feeling most people associate with cannabis.

CBD (cannabidiol) is non-intoxicating and widely recognized for its calming, balancing properties. It’s often found alongside THC, where it can soften the intensity of the experience.

The Minors

CBG (cannabigerol) is sometimes called the “mother cannabinoid” — it’s the precursor from which many other cannabinoids develop. It tends to feel clear-headed and grounding.

CBN (cannabinol) forms as THC ages and breaks down. It’s associated with a mellower, more sedative quality and is often found in higher concentrations in older flower.

CBC (cannabichromene) is less studied but thought to work best in combination with other cannabinoids, contributing to the overall depth of the experience.

Terpenes are the natural compounds that give cannabis its aroma and flavor — the reason one strain smells like fresh citrus and another like pine or baked earth. But they do more than just smell good. Terpenes interact with cannabinoids to shape the overall experience, influencing whether a strain feels energizing, calming, or somewhere in between.

Common terpenes include myrcene (earthy, relaxing), limonene (citrusy, uplifting), and pinene (fresh, clarifying).

When you’re choosing a strain, paying attention to terpenes is one of the best ways to find what works for you.

Flower can dry out or get moldy if stored wrong. Edibles have expiration dates. Check packaging and store properly.

Cool, dark, dry place in an airtight container away from kids and pets. Don’t leave it in your car.

30 minutes to 2 hours. Be patient and don’t take more because “it’s not working yet.” Everyone’s endocannabinoid system is unique and not all receptors are the same. It also depends what else is in your stomach!

These are all different consumption methods, or categories, of the cannabis plant

Flower is cannabis in its most natural form — dried, cured bud that you grind and smoke or use in a pipe. Effects hit fast (within minutes) and are easy to control, making it a favorite for those who like to dial in their experience in real time.

Vapes use concentrated cannabis oil or extract heated to a vapor. The draw is smooth, discreet, and portable, with a quick onset similar to flower but a cleaner feel.

Edibles are cannabis infused into food or drink. Because they’re processed through digestion, onset takes 30 minutes to 2 hours — but the effects tend to be stronger and longer-lasting. Start low, go slow

Delta 9 THC is the scientific term for THC. It is the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis responsible for the “high.” It interacts with endocannabinoid receptors in your brain and nervous system, producing unique effects to your body.

Hemp and cannabis are botanical varieties of the same plant, distinguished primarily by their THC concentration. Every product in our store is subject to mandatory testing for potency, pesticides, and contaminants. Lab results are accessible by following the instructions printed on each product’s packaging.

No. Even to states where it’s legal. Cannabis is still federally illegal, and crossing state lines is a federal offense.

No. Driving under the influence of any amount of cannabis is illegal and dangerous.

Check your lease. Landlords can prohibit cannabis use even though it’s legal.

You can use cannabis in private residences (with owner permission) and some outdoor public spaces like sidewalks. You cannot use it in vehicles, indoor public spaces (bars, restaurants, offices, stores), apartment balconies or patios, public parks in Minneapolis, near schools, anywhere smoke could be inhaled by minors, or on federal property.

You can possess up to 2 ounces of flower, 8 grams of concentrate, or 800mg of edible THC. Purchase limits per transaction may vary.