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Online Ordering FAQ
Are there fees associated with online ordering?
All online orders include a $1 Dutchie service fee. Additional payment processing fees apply based on your payment method: debit card transactions carry a $3 ATM fee, and Dutchie Pay by Bank incurs a 3.5% processing fee. There are no other hidden service fees.
Why can’t I add more products to my cart?
Daily purchase limits are set at 1 ounce for recreational customers and 2 ounces for medical patients (unless you have an Extended Plant Count/EPC). While Dutchie automatically tracks these limits, system errors can occasionally occur. As a backup, you can also view and order from our menus directly on Leafly and Weedmaps!
How long are online orders held for pickup?
Online orders are held for same-day pickup only. Any unclaimed orders are returned to regular inventory at the end of the day.
Is your menu live and accurate?
Our online menu is directly integrated with Dutchie for real-time accuracy. While we work hard to keep it updated, product availability can occasionally change. Feel free to contact your local Green Tree store to double-check inventory before heading over!
Retail FAQ
Can I shop here?
We serve medical patients 18+ and Recreational Customers 21+ at all locations. All customers must have proper credentials in order to shop.
What qualifies as proper credentials?
Recreational customers must have a valid form of ID in order to shop. This can include a driver’s license issued by a US state or territory, state identification card, passport, US military identification card, or a federally recognized tribal-issued identification card.
Medical customers must have a valid form of ID as stated above, as well as a valid Colorado medical card, and their Doctor’s Physician Certification which can be found on the patient’s MMR patient portal.
How do I get a medical card?
First step is to visit a medical marijuana doctor in order to see if you qualify and to talk about whether a medical card makes sense for you or not. Once you get the perscription from your doctor, you pay a fee to the state and then your medical card is uploaded to your MMR patient portal. That’s it! Medical cards expire annually, so a new appointment will be required in order to renew your card.
Where can I get a medical card?
There are a number of licensed physicians in Colorado who can help you get evaluated for a medical marijuana card. As always, we recommend doing your own research to find the provider that best fits your needs, one local option that we are happy to partner with and many of our customers have found helpful is Doctor’s of Natural Medicine. You can find their link by clicking their logo below!
What is a primary caregiver?
A primary caregiver is a licensed individual or dispensary authorized to grow a medical patient’s 6-plant limit on their behalf. At Green Tree, acting as your caregiver means we serve as your primary dispensary—unlocking top-shelf flower pricing and a permanent 10% member discount for you, while allowing us to expand our overall cultivation capacity.
Where can I get information on the cannabis industry?
Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED)
Education FAQ
What is Sativa, Indica, and Hybrid?
In the cannabis industry, these words are used to help narrow down what a customer would expect out of the effect of the product.
SATIVA – Typically higher in THC, providing an energetic, psychoactive high that boosts focus and creativity. Ideal for daytime use to manage depression, migraines, pain, and nausea, though night use may cause insomnia.
INDICA – Generally higher in CBD with moderate THC, delivering relaxing physical and sedative effects. Best for nighttime use to relieve stress, anxiety, muscle spasms, and severe conditions like MS or chronic insomnia.
HYBRID – Crossbred to balance specific traits. Adding Sativa to an Indica reduces drowsiness and enhances clarity, while adding Indica to a Sativa softens intense stimulation and eases anxiety.
What about edibles?
Edibles offer a discreet, smoke-free alternative with longer-lasting relief than smoking. They are commonly used to treat chronic pain, inflammation, insomnia, nausea, autoimmune issues, and nervous system disorders. Effects vary based on metabolism, tolerance, and food intake. Standard single doses are 10mg with even distribution guaranteed by homogeneity testing, though overall potency can vary by ingredient quality. Beginners should start low and wait at least 1-1.5 hours before taking more.
What are concentrates or extracts?
Concentrates are highly potent cannabis extracts created using solvents (e.g., CO2, butane, ethanol) to isolate key cannabinoids like THC and CBD into concentrated forms.
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Bubble Hash: Made by extracting pure trichomes using water and ice; melts cleanly without burning impurities.
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Kief: Sifted, unrefined resin glands collected directly from flower buds for a high-potency powder.
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Tinctures: Liquid, alcohol-based extracts taken via dropper under the tongue for fast, precise dosing without smoke or strong cerebral highs (or added to drinks for slower digestion).
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Shatter: A clear, solid, highly purged extract that strips away fats and terpenes to reach over 80% THC.
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Wax / Budder: A whipped, waxy extract with ~70% THC that retains more terpenes for richer flavor than shatter.
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Oil: A sticky, minimally purged liquid extract suitable for ingestion, vaporization, or smoking.
Growing FAQ
Does Green Tree have in-house flower?
Treets Flower is our signature in-house flower brand at Green Tree. We proudly cultivate around 15 unique strains, all locally sourced right here in Colorado.
What grow methods does Treets Flower use?
We cultivate using an all-natural, organic-focused, mineral-rich soil under energy-efficient LEDs. We avoid hydroponics because we believe in letting the plant lead the way, allowing nature—not the grower—to take the driver’s seat.
Do you sell clones?
Unfortunately we do not at the moment.