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Indiva Cannabis completes rebranding from One Plant in Florida

Florida license roster shows Indiva Cannabis has updated its licensee name, part of a broader wave of regulatory filings across the state's medical market.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 16, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

Cannabis plants inside a commercial greenhouse — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Indiva Cannabis, formerly operating as One Plant, has completed a licensee name change in Florida according to state license records. The rebranding appears on the state roster as of September 16. Florida's medical cannabis market, which currently supports 830 open retail locations across the state, continues to see operational and corporate adjustments.

The name change coincides with a cluster of other regulatory filings in Florida, including multiple licensee name updates from established operators like Trulieve, The Flowery, Surterra Wellness, Sunnyside, and Sunburn, as well as several new retail license approvals issued in mid-September. The timing suggests routine administrative processing across the state's license roster rather than market disruption.

Watch whether Indiva maintains its current retail footprint and cultivation operations under the new corporate name, and whether any operational changes follow the rebranding in coming quarters.

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