Michigan Marijuana Tours teams with Growing Pains for 7/10 cultivation and rosin tours

Michigan Marijuana Tours and Growing Pains are offering limited 7/10 experiences in Kalamazoo and Paw Paw on July 10, 2026, giving cannabis consumers behind-the-scenes access to cultivation and solventless rosin production. The tours are designed to spotlight the people, process and product journey behind one of Michigan’s better-known concentrate brands. Why it matters: - The 7/10 experiences give cannabis consumers rare access to how premium solventless rosin is grown, processed and packaged. - The tours tap into growing interest in traceable, craft cannabis products and the people behind them. - The event is timed for 7/10, a key date for concentrate enthusiasts. What happened: - Michigan Marijuana Tours and Growing Pains are offering exclusive cultivation and rosin processing tours in Kalamazoo and Paw Paw. - The event takes place on July 10, 2026. - The Growing Pains Rosin Experience will be held at the processing facility in Kalamazoo. - The Growing Pains Cultivation Experience will be held at the cultivation facility in Paw Paw. - Advance registration is required, and space is limited. - Transportation is not provided, so attendees must arrange their own travel. The details: - Growing Pains is known for solventless rosin strains including Candy Bones, Scented Marker, Honey Banana and Lantz. - The cultivation tour is led by Seth Miller. - The cultivation experience focuses on genetics, cultivation techniques and plant care practices. - The rosin processing tour is led by Stone Cold Steve Washin. - The processing experience includes access to the facility, a look at the “Big Terp Fridge” and a walkthrough of how premium rosin is made from start to finish. - Attendees will also hear about upcoming collaborations and product releases. - Stone Cold Steve Washin said 7/10 is a celebration of the people, passion and craftsmanship behind solventless extraction. - Seth Miller said exceptional rosin starts long before harvest day. - Michigan Marijuana Tours founder Charlena Berry said consumers want to understand where products come from and who makes them. - Tickets and additional information are available through Michigan Marijuana Tours. Between the lines: - The tours are framed as an experience beyond a dispensary visit, which positions education and access as part of the value. - Growing Pains is using the event to reinforce its craft and transparency message around solventless cannabis. - Michigan Marijuana Tours appears to be leaning into consumer demand for first-hand industry access on a high-interest date for concentrate fans. What’s next: - Registrations will determine attendance for the July 10 experiences. - Guests who attend can expect direct access to Growing Pains staff and facilities. - Additional collaborations and product announcements may follow from the processing tour briefing. - More information is available from Michigan Marijuana Tours.