Jim Belushi, known for his work as a celebrity grower, is set to visit New Jersey to promote his partnership with High Grass Farms. His tour will include stops at several dispensaries across South Jersey.
Jim Belushi’s New Jersey Dispensary Tour
Belushi’s itinerary features renowned local dispensaries, including:
- ReLeaf in Williamstown
- High Rollers in Atlantic City
- The Frosted Nug in Penns Grove
- Jersey Joint in Glassboro
The South Jersey Chamber of Commerce is expected to join Belushi at one of these locations, emphasizing the community’s support for cannabis initiatives.
High Grass Farms Partnership
High Grass Farms, a locally owned brand, had its production license renewed by the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) in October 2023. They have expanded their operations with a 48,000-square-foot leased space in Buena, South Jersey. Belushi aims to introduce three new cannabis brands to New Jersey:
- Belushi’s Farm
- The Blues Brothers
- Big Sur Holy Weed
New Product Offerings
Under the Belushi’s Farm brand, he will launch several strains, including:
- Pink Certz
- Mule Fuel
- Apple Tart
Belushi will also offer vapes, concentrates, and brick hash products in New Jersey, as highlighted in a recent video.
Legacy and Impact
Jim Belushi draws inspiration from his late brother, John Belushi, who starred in the classic “The Blues Brothers.” Jim expressed a desire that his brother had chosen cannabis as a means of coping, noting its safety compared to other substances.
Previously, Jim Belushi hosted “Growing Belushi,” a show aired on Discovery Channel, showcasing his legal cannabis farm in Oregon. The series is accessible for streaming on HBO Max, offering insights into his growth techniques and experiences.
Celebrity Presence in NJ Cannabis
Belushi is among several celebrities entering the New Jersey cannabis market. Other notable figures include:
- Raekwon of the Wu-Tang Clan, who opened Hashstoria dispensary, though it closed quickly
- Charlamagne tha God, a prominent radio host with cannabis ventures
- Berner of Cookies, promoting products and operating a dispensary in Harrison
- Ice-T, co-owner of the Medicine Woman dispensary in Jersey City
- Al Harrington, a former NBA player, who opened Village dispensary in Hoboken
- Wrestler Ric Flair, actively involved in promotional events for cannabis
While celebrity cannabis brands have mixed reception, those with genuine passion for the product tend to be more successful. Jim Belushi’s commitment to the cannabis community may set a new standard for authenticity in this emerging market.
