September Flower Feature: 15% Off All 3.5g Flower at Alexandria’s Joint

September is looking a little greener at Alexandria’s Joint.

For the month of September, enjoy 15% off all 3.5g cannabis flower in-store. Whether you’re looking to revisit an old favourite or try something completely new, the classic 3.5g format makes it easy to explore more of the flower menu without committing to a larger quantity.

From indicas and sativas to hybrids that land somewhere in between, September is a great time to branch out and discover what’s available.

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🌱 Why 3.5g Is the Classic Flower Size

There’s a reason 3.5g—often referred to as an eighth—has remained one of the most recognizable cannabis flower formats.

It sits right in the sweet spot.

A single gram can be great when you simply want to sample something, while larger 7g, 14g or 28g formats are better suited to people who already know exactly what they want. 3.5g gives you enough flower to actually get familiar with a cultivar without making a major commitment.

That makes it especially useful for anyone who enjoys variety.

You can try a citrus-forward strain one week, explore something earthy and kushy next, or compare different growers and terpene profiles without filling the cupboard with large bags of each.

💡 Joint Tip: If you tend to buy the same flower every visit, use the September promotion as an excuse to choose one familiar 3.5g and one completely different option.

🔎 A Great Size for Exploring More of the Menu

Cannabis flower can vary considerably from cultivar to cultivar.

Beyond THC percentage, you might notice differences in:

  • 👃 Aroma and terpene profile
  • ✨ Trichome coverage
  • 🌿 Bud structure and density
  • 🍋 Flavour characteristics
  • 💧 Moisture and cure
  • 🌸 Overall appearance

The 3.5g format gives you enough product to appreciate those differences while still making it easy to rotate through different options.

And with 15% off all 3.5g flower throughout September, it’s an ideal opportunity to explore some names or producers you might normally scroll past.

🌙 Indica: The Classic Category

You’ll still see plenty of cannabis flower described as indica. Traditionally, indica varieties are associated with shorter, bushier cannabis plants and denser flower structures. Consumers also commonly use the term when describing products marketed toward relaxing or evening-oriented experiences.

However, indica is best thought of as a helpful starting category rather than a guarantee of how a product will affect you. Cannabinoid content, terpene profile, potency and your individual response can all play an important role.

If you normally gravitate toward indica flower, September might be a good month to compare a few different cultivars instead of automatically choosing the same one.

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☀️ Sativa: Explore the Other Side of the Menu

Sativa is another familiar term you’ll see when browsing flower. Historically, sativa cannabis plants have been associated with taller growth patterns and somewhat lighter or more elongated flower structures. On modern menus, the category is often used for products marketed around more uplifting or daytime-style experiences.

Again, the name alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Two products labelled sativa can have very different terpene profiles, THC levels, aromas and characteristics.

💡 Joint Tip: Instead of looking only at “Sativa,” check the individual product information. A cultivar’s dominant terpenes and cannabinoid profile can give you additional context when comparing your options.

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⚖️ Hybrid: Somewhere in the Middle

A large percentage of modern cannabis cultivars are technically hybrids, combining genetics from different cannabis lineages.

Some hybrids may be described as:

Indica-dominant 🌙
Sativa-dominant ☀️
Balanced hybrids ⚖️

This category is especially interesting if you’re in the mood to explore.

Hybrid flower can offer an enormous range of aromas, structures, terpene combinations and cannabinoid profiles. One may be fruity and bright, another earthy and pungent, while another might lean heavily into gas, citrus, pine or spice.

Rather than assuming every hybrid is a perfect 50/50 split, treat the label as an invitation to look a little deeper into that particular cultivar.

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👃 Don’t Shop by THC Alone

When comparing 3.5g flower, it can be tempting to simply find the highest THC number available. But potency is only one characteristic of cannabis flower.

Consider the complete picture:

Terpenes: What aromas and flavours are associated with the cultivar?

Freshness: Does the flower appear well preserved?

Producer: Are you interested in trying a different grower?

Genetics: What cultivars went into creating the strain?

Bud quality: What are the structure, trichomes and overall appearance like?

You may discover that your favourite flower isn’t necessarily the one with the biggest number on the package.

🛍️ September Is the Time to Mix Up Your Flower Rotation

If you enjoy having options, this promotion is made for you.

Throughout September, all 3.5g flower is 15% off at Alexandria’s Joint.

Use the opportunity to:

  • 🌿 Revisit an old favourite
  • 🆕 Try a cultivar you’ve never purchased
  • 👃 Explore different terpene profiles
  • ☀️ Compare sativa-labelled options
  • 🌙 Browse indica-labelled flower
  • ⚖️ Discover new hybrids
  • 🔍 Try flower from a different producer

Sometimes finding a new favourite starts with simply trying something different.

📍 Find Alexandria’s Joint

You can find Alexandria’s Joint at 431 Main St S, Alexandria, Ontario K0C 1A0, right in the heart of Alexandria. The store offers a curated selection of cannabis flower alongside pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, extracts, topicals and accessories.

Stop by during September, browse the 3.5g flower selection and ask the team about what’s new, what’s popular and what might suit what you’re looking for.

15% off all 3.5g flower. All September long. 🌿

Promotion subject to product availability and applicable terms. Must be 19+.


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