CAM (California Artisanal Medicine) is a women-owned premium California indoor flower brand founded by Anna Willey in 2009, cultivated in small batches in living soil with old-school genetics expressed at modern potency.

What CAM products are available at Wellgreens?

Indoor flower in 1/8 oz and 1/2 oz sizes across strains including Kush Mints, Sugar Cane, Triangle Mints, Planet Z Bx1, Purple Rain, Coconut Milk, Bubba's Girl, Devil Driver, Super Silver Haze, and Jack Herer, currently 40% off at Kearny Mesa.

What makes CAM different?

Largest female-owned cultivator in the US, with living-soil hand-trimmed small-batch flower and a flower-first focus preserving old-school genetics at modern potency.

What's CAM's signature product?

Lemon Cherry Gelato — the iconic flagship at 25–29% THC, available multi-state via PharmaCann.

Has CAM won any awards?

Leaf Magazines "California Icons" profile, 2024 Leaf Magazines Impact List feature for Anna Willey, and consistent #3 ranking in California flower category per Headset data (June–September 2025).

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Women-owned premium California indoor flower, cultivated in small batches in living soil with old-school genetics expressed at modern potency.

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Est. 2009·Sacramento, California (primary). Original Denver operation at 2394 S Broadway continued in CO era.·9 Products

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Founded

2009

Headquarters

Sacramento, California (primary). Original Denver operation at 2394 S Broadway continued in CO era.

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The Story

Anna Willey founded Colorado Alternative Medicine in 2009, becoming the first woman to open a dispensary in Colorado. When California legalized adult use in 2018, she relocated the brand to Sacramento, scaled to ~4,000 flowering lights and 200+ employees, and built a reputation for preserving sought-after classic cultivars at contemporary THC levels. Through a PharmaCann partnership, CAM genetics have expanded to Colorado (2023), New York (October 2024), and beyond.

Largest female-owned cultivator in the US
Living-soil, hand-trimmed small-batch flower
Flower-first focus (no concentrates or edibles historically, though rosin gummies launching 2024-2025)
Old-school genetics at modern potency