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Marcus “BubbleMan” Richardson

Toronto, May 27-29, 2024

We are look forward to hosting our 9th Conference and Expo just minutes from the airport at the Delta by Marriott Toronto Airport Convention Centre. Don't miss out on Canada's largest collection of growers, retailers and brands.

Marcus “BubbleMan” Richardson

Edmonton, AB, September 29 - Oct. 1, 2024

We are look forward to hosting our 10th Conference and Expo downtown at the Edmonton Convention Centre. Don't miss out on Canada's largest collection of growers, retailers and brands.

Previous Speaking Engagements at Grow Up:
2022 Victoria BC | 2023 Alberta | 2023 Victoria BC | 2024 Toronto

Marcus “BubbleMan” Richardson

Marcus Richardson has been an entrepreneur interested in medicinal cannabis extraction and hemp cultivation since 1993. He is renowned for his cannabis macro photography pieces, which have been purchased by National Geographic and others. He helped pioneer hemp growing in Manitoba for the first time in 73 years . He was one of the first growers for the BC compassion club in Vancouver back in 98.

Marcus is the owner of Freshheadies, Ltd., which popularized the water extraction method with its groundbreaking eight-bag water extraction kits. Marcus’ products and writing have been featured in countless magazines, and he continues to educate the public about the use and extraction of cannabinoids for medicinal needs today with his popular Weekly Live Stream on youtube “ Hash Church”. Marcus’ next goal is a research and development company based in Kingston Jamaica . It will analyze and study the cannabinoid profiles of cultivars bred by Master Breeders and processed by Marcus and Team . He has also recently signed a deal in California to have his Bubbleman Branded Hash and Rosins sold thru out the state.

Marcus has also founded a large scale extraction company out of Canada called Embark Health Inc in this past year. The companies plan is to process in two large facilities , one in BC and one in Ontario. for a total combined square feet of biomass processing for both facilities of 145,000 square feet .