The 'weed nuns' say their flower is selling out at Catalyst dispensaries

Sisters of the Valley, the group that calls itself the "weed nuns," say their cannabis flower has been selling out at Catalyst dispensaries. Three sisters in long blue dresses and white head coverings stopped to talk with Juice Unlocked at a Catalyst event, according to a reel posted March 29, 2026. The post was tagged at Catalyst DTLB in downtown Long Beach.

One sister said the deal ended a long wait: "Catalyst made it possible after 10 years of us trying to get our brand in dispensaries." She said their flower had been in Catalyst stores for two months and had sold out in most of them.

Who they are

The sisters said they have been together for 12 years and are not affiliated with any religion. They described their spirituality as rooted in Native American practices and said they hold fire ceremonies on each new moon and full moon.

They support themselves by growing hemp and making and selling CBD products. Health is not the main point, one sister said; the goal is getting the plant to people "by our hands and in a regulated spiritual environment."

Anyone who wants to join has to find the group on Patreon, fill out an application and pay an application fee, they said.

“We're known as the weed nuns.”

On tour

The sisters said they were on their sixth dispensary tour and had visited and met the staff at 32 of 38 dispensaries, "between Catalyst and Traditional." They said the last six are in Northern California and planned to visit them the following month.

To support them, they pointed people to their online store at sistersofthevalley.org to buy something or make a small donation, or to ask for their flower at Catalyst and Traditional dispensaries. The interviewer said Catalyst has five locations in Orange County alone.

“Catalyst made it possible after 10 years of us trying to get our brand in dispensaries.”

“We do everything by the cycle of the moon.”

“This is our year. We think this is our year.”