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Giving Tree Farm DBA Blezz cultivation license deactivated in Vermont

The cultivator becomes one of at least nine Vermont cannabis businesses to lose active status in mid-September, amid broader operational turbulence.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster

September 14, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Giving Tree Farm, operating as Blezz, has lost its active cultivation license (SCLT0460) in Vermont, according to state license records updated September 14. The deactivation is part of a cluster: at least eight other Vermont cannabis operators—including Grass Queen, Midnight Farm, Satori VT, Green Mountain Gardens, and others—saw licenses marked inactive between September 10 and 14.

The timing suggests systemic stress in Vermont's market. The state maintains 261 active cultivation licenses and 101 retail outlets, but monthly sales remain modest (roughly $14.7 million in July 2026). Whether these closures reflect compliance issues, financial strain, or regulatory action is unclear from available records, though a separate September 11 report flagged a compliance action involving an unlicensed grow site.

Watch whether health department data on cannabis-related illness reports correlates with license deactivations, and whether the state regulators issue formal guidance on the September closures.

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