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Meet the nuns who rake in $1,000,000 a year growing and selling cannabis

Meet the nuns who rake in $1,000,000 a year growing and selling cannabis

A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users holiday (Picture..

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A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users' holiday

A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users holiday (Picture: SWNS)

This group of nuns who have a very interesting habit.

A convent in California is now raking in around $1,000,000 (£850,000) a year in cannabis sales.

A documentary will be released on Saturday to mark the weed users holiday of 4/20.

Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants.

But now its an international operation that helps treat people with health or addiction problems.

The Breaking Habits film, directed by British filmmaker Rob Ryan, explores the history and sustained survival of the weed-growing nuns.

Ive seen the film so many times Im sick of it, I didnt like it but everyone else likes it so Im happy about that, said Sister Kate, 60, who resides in Merced County, California with her community of sisters.

Nuns picking marijuana. SWNYnuns; A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users? holiday of 4/20 in the USA [April 20th]. Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants, now it?s an international operation which garners $1.1 million USD in sales each year. The ?Breaking Habits? film, directed by British filmmaker Rob Ryan, explores the history and sustained survival of the weed-growing nuns. ?I?ve seen the film so many times I?m sick of it, I didn?t like it but everyone else likes it so I?m happy about that,? said Sister Kate, 60, who resides in Merced County, California with her community of sisters. The film explores how Sister Kate and her team have fought bitterly against ?white man rule? including the obstructionist country sheriff and black market thieves. ?We don?t like the white man rule,? said Sister Kate, who makes and sells CBD products such as salves and oils with her sisterhood. ?Farm people are very slow to adapt to new ideas, people are stuck in the 1950s with their ideas towards the cannabis plant for medicinal use.? So far Sister Kate has attempted to cure eight people of addictions using her CBD products, and she says they have all recovered. ?We have a 100 percent success rate in curing people of their addictions admittedly we don?t have a huge sample size, we worked with eight people who were addicted to either alcohol, tobacco or meth, but they all got better,? said Sister Kate, who used to work as a high-flying corporate executive before turning to weed farming.

Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants (Picture: SWNS)

Nuns making the CBD products . SWNYnuns; A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users? holiday of 4/20 in the USA [April 20th]. Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants, now it?s an international operation which garners $1.1 million USD in sales each year. The ?Breaking Habits? film, directed by British filmmaker Rob Ryan, explores the history and sustained survival of the weed-growing nuns. ?I?ve seen the film so many times I?m sick of it, I didn?t like it but everyone else likes it so I?m happy about that,? said Sister Kate, 60, who resides in Merced County, California with her community of sisters. The film explores how Sister Kate and her team have fought bitterly against ?white man rule? including the obstructionist country sheriff and black market thieves. ?We don?t like the white man rule,? said Sister Kate, who makes and sells CBD products such as salves and oils with her sisterhood. ?Farm people are very slow to adapt to new ideas, people are stuck in the 1950s with their ideas towards the cannabis plant for medicinal use.? So far Sister Kate has attempted to cure eight people of addictions using her CBD products, and she says they have all recovered. ?We have a 100 percent success rate in curing people of their addictions admittedly we don?t have a huge sample size, we worked with eight people who were addicted to either alcohol, tobacco or meth, but they all got better,? said Sister Kate, who used to work as a high-flying corporate executive before turning to weed farming.

The nuns use the cannabis for medicinal uses (Picture: SWNS)

The film explores how Sister Kate and her team have fought bitterly against white man rule including the obstructionist country sheriff and black market thieves.

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We dont like the white man rule, said Sister Kate, who makes and sells CBD products such as salves and oils with her sisterhood.

Farm people are very slow to adapt to new ideas, people are stuck in the 1950s with their ideas towards the cannabis plant for medicinal use.

So far Sister Kate has attempted to cure eight people of addictions using her CBD products, and she says they have all recovered.

We have a 100 percent success rate in curing people of their addictions admittedly we dont have a huge sample size.

We worked with eight people who were addicted to either alcohol, tobacco or meth, but they all got better, said Sister Kate, who used to work as a high-flying corporate executive before turning to weed farming.

Thats a better success rate than Alcoholics Anonymous, she added.

Nuns picking marijuana. SWNYnuns; A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users? holiday of 4/20 in the USA [April 20th]. Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants, now it?s an international operation which garners $1.1 million USD in sales each year. The ?Breaking Habits? film, directed by British filmmaker Rob Ryan, explores the history and sustained survival of the weed-growing nuns. ?I?ve seen the film so many times I?m sick of it, I didn?t like it but everyone else likes it so I?m happy about that,? said Sister Kate, 60, who resides in Merced County, California with her community of sisters. The film explores how Sister Kate and her team have fought bitterly against ?white man rule? including the obstructionist country sheriff and black market thieves. ?We don?t like the white man rule,? said Sister Kate, who makes and sells CBD products such as salves and oils with her sisterhood. ?Farm people are very slow to adapt to new ideas, people are stuck in the 1950s with their ideas towards the cannabis plant for medicinal use.? So far Sister Kate has attempted to cure eight people of addictions using her CBD products, and she says they have all recovered. ?We have a 100 percent success rate in curing people of their addictions admittedly we don?t have a huge sample size, we worked with eight people who were addicted to either alcohol, tobacco or meth, but they all got better,? said Sister Kate, who used to work as a high-flying corporate executive before turning to weed farming.

The nuns say they have had to fight against the law in the area (Picture: SWNS)

Nuns making the CBD products . SWNYnuns; A documentary about nuns who grow marijuana will be released to mark the weed users? holiday of 4/20 in the USA [April 20th]. Sister Kate Meeusen started the Sisters of the Valley in 2011 with just twelve plants, now it?s an international operation which garners $1.1 million USD in sales each year. The ?Breaking Habits? film, directed by British filmmaker Rob Ryan, explores the history and sustained survival of the weed-growing nuns. ?I?ve seen the film so many times I?m sick of it, I didn?t like it but everyone else likes it so I?m happy about that,? said Sister Kate, 60, who resides in Merced County, California with her community of sisters. The film explores how Sister Kate and her team have fought bitterly against ?white man rule? including the obstructionist country sheriff and black market thieves. ?We don?t like the white man rule,? said Sister Kate, who makes and sells CBD products such as salves and oils with her sisterhood. ?Farm people are very slow to adapt to new ideas, people are stuck in the 1950s with their ideas towards the cannabis plant for medicinal use.? So far Sister Kate has attempted to cure eight people of addictions using her CBD products, and she says they have all recovered. ?We have a 100 percent success rate in curing people of their addictions admittedly we don?t have a huge sample size, we worked with eight people who were addicted to either alcohol, tobacco or meth, but they all got better,? said Sister Kate, who used to work as a high-flying corporate executive before turning to weed farming.

The nuns now have a turnover of £850,000 per year (Picture: SWNS)

The nuns also use CBD to treat everything from epilepsy to cancer.

Its a wonderfully healing plant, gradually the world is starting to open up to the idea of cannabis as medicine, rather than treating it as a dangerous drug, said Sister Kate.

Breaking Habits director Rob Ryan says that Sister Kates fight to change the cannabis industry from stoner to healer is genuine and heartfelt.

He said: Its a story about a woman taking on the local establishment to change the law on cannabis in the healing sense.

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The sisters plan to expand their medicinal-marijuana empire.

Sister Kate said: We intend to have enclaves in every town and province in the next 20 years.

Were going to be doing more and more with Hollywood, because thats the megaphone to the world.

Were also planning an edgy, political series, done in cartoon form.

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