City Farm

We are a locally owned and operated business on a mission to help communities achieve their wellness and enjoyment goals through the use of high quality cannabis. We’ve got a lot to offer on our current cannabis menu. If you’re unsure about a specific product or if you have any questions, feel free to give us a call during business hours and we’d be happy to assist. Our menu does change depending on availability, so it could be the case that we have additional products not mentioned on the current menu.

Recreational cannabis customers are allowed to purchase up to an ounce (28g) of flower per day, or the equivalent in other cannabis products like extracts, concentrates, edibles, and vapes. We know it can get a little confusing, but we’ll help you along the way.

You can visit all the Roslindale dispensaries a day if you like! There is no limit to how many dispensaries in MA you can visit, but your daily purchase limits will follow you from place to place.

City Farm by Silver Therapeutics set out to arm them with the knowledge to always have the best experience. Therefore, when you visit our newest location, you can expect that same commitment. We’ll be there to help you understand the relationship between THC and terpenes, pick the best strains and pre-rolls, and answer all your questions. Our blog is also filled with helpful information, including posts like Smoking Weed for Beginners, Blunts vs Joints, and more.

Our latest dispensary in Boston is a recreational dispensary. Therefore, we are open to catering to customers who are 21 years of age or older. Nevertheless, at City Farm by Silver Therapeutics, we strive to give all adult customers access to some of the best wellness-focused cannabis products in the state, including tinctures, high-CBD items, and products made with minor cannabinoids.

Yes, as long as it is in a sealed container and out of reach. Driving under the influence of marijuana is against the law, dangerous and violators may be subjected to a DUI penalties.

No. State law requires all cannabis products to be consumed in private homes only.

Flower refers to cannabinoid-rich, unfertilized buds that are found on female marijuana plants. These flowers are trimmed throughout the stage of the plant and flavor, effects and potency differ by strains. Flowers can be consumed in a variety of ways including rolled into joints, smoked through bowls or bongs and through vaporizers.

Concentrates are potent cannabis products that are made by extracting cannabinoids through the refining of flower. The term is used to refer to products such as kief, hash, wax, oils and shatter. These products are more potent then flower. These are often sold in cartridges to be vaporized, in oil tincture and infused in honey.

Edibles are products that serve as a vehicle to consumer cannabis in contrast to smoking or vaping flower or concentrates. Commonly found edibles are brownies, chocolate bars, cookies, candies, gummies and more. The result of consuming edibles is generally an elongated and sometimes intense high. And if you’re thinking to yourself, “can you get too high on weed?“, well the short answer is yes. We recommend starting slow with small dosage and waiting to feel the intended effects before consuming more as they can take up to 2 hours to set in.