
How Will Regulatory Changes in the U.S. Impact the Canadian Cannabis Market
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Support the launch of Bloom Community with our exclusive networking mixer at Grow Up!
Join us on May 27th from 4:30-6PM in the East Foyer of the Pearson Convention Center at Grow Up. Registrants will be treated to uninfused samples of Green Monké beverages, networking with executives in the industry and the chance to support the launch of Bloom Community — a not-for-profit supporting women in cannabis.
Entry with donation—$25+ suggested, but every contribution counts.
ABOUT BLOOM: We are a women-driven, not-for-profit collective dedicated to the empowerment and advancement of professional women in the cannabis industry, through a supportive community of mentorship, leadership development and professional growth for women at every stage of their careers. We will be offering a membership-based community offering mentorship/leadership development, networking, education and career development opportunities.
Make Your Donation and Register HERE
Interviewer: Dalton Higgins
Brand-building lessons from one of hip-hop’s OGs, where music, cannabis, and culture collide—served with real talk and lunch.
Facilitated By: Daniel Joly, ApolloGreen.
Networking Event Description:
At Grow Up’s Genetic Exchange Networking Event, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a collection of seeds and clones from reputable breeders and growers, showcasing their finest projects. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a homegrower seeking to add to your collection, you’ll find an array of cultivars to suit your needs – from medicinal to recreational, and from classic favorites to rare and exotic varieties.
The Grow Up Genetic Exchange is committed to fostering a responsible and inclusive environment. All participants must adhere to provincial and federal regulations and guidelines for cannabis cultivation and seed distribution and no one shall be in possession on more than 30g of flower or equivalent. Please remember that 1 seed = 1 g of dried cannabis and participants are allowed to possess a maximum of x4 non-flowering plants.
Expand your cannabis cultivation network at The Genetic Exchange networking event. Trade cannabis seeds and clones while networking with experienced breeders and growers in the industry. This event provides a platform to discover new genetic varieties, exchange cultivation tips, and build professional relationships with like-minded growers and breeders.
Moderated By: Kevin Jodrey, One Log Cookies R&D Facility.
Panel Description:
Bring your toughest questions to this open-format roundtable featuring leading cannabis phenohunters & breeders with decades of experience. Whether you’re curious about advanced hybridization or refining your favorite cultivars, you’ll get real-time answers and actionable insights from award winning breeders across North America. This is a rare opportunity to learn directly from experts in one place – and after the session, you can keep the conversation going with our special guest speakers at The Genetic Exchange, where you’ll have a friendly space to network and build connections.
BioFloral and Grow Opportunity proudly presents The Grower’s Luncheon at Grow Up Toronto 2025. Join fellow home growers, industry cultivators, breeders, and phenohunters for a complimentary buffet-style lunch at The Grower’s Luncheon. This exclusive growers-only event offers a chance to connect with like-minded growers, share cultivation insights, and hear from BioFloral and their trusted suppliers through special guest presentations.
Please Note: Seating is limited and the event is strictly for cannabis growers. Admission to this special event is by invite-only.
If you’re a grower, apply to attend below for your chance to receive an invite to The Grower’s Luncheon.
ALL GROWERS & BREEDERS MUST APPLY
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Moderated By: Chris Johnson, Big League Genetics.
Panel Description:
A fresh clone or seed line arrives with little data and high expectations. Experienced growers explain the checkpoints they use – vigor in veg, node spacing, stretch, trichome density, and finishing time – to decide if a new cultivar deserves production space. Hear how they set baseline targets, fine-tune environmental variables and nutrients on the fly, and read plant signals to bring out a cultivar’s best traits on the first run. Walk away with a clear framework for testing unfamiliar genetics, comparing results, and making confident keep‑or‑cut calls.
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