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Trulieve Expands Florida Presence with New Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Middleburg

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Trulieve Cannabis Corp. is bringing another medical cannabis dispensary to Florida, this time setting up shop in Middleburg. The company, already a dominant player in the state’s cannabis market, is set to open its doors on Friday, February 14, with a grand opening that promises music, special promotions, and educational opportunities for patients.

Middleburg Welcomes a New Dispensary

The new Trulieve location will be at 1539 Blanding Boulevard, serving patients Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome, and express pickup services will also be available for those looking for a quick and convenient experience.

This expansion marks yet another milestone for Trulieve, which has steadily increased its footprint across Clay County and beyond. The company’s CEO, Kim Rivers, expressed enthusiasm about providing more access to medical cannabis for Floridians, emphasizing Trulieve’s commitment to quality and customer care.

What Patients Can Expect

Patients visiting the new dispensary will have access to a broad range of products. The store will stock Trulieve’s own in-house brands as well as exclusive partner brands that many cannabis users have come to trust.

Some of the brands available include:

  • Trulieve’s in-house products: Alchemy, Co2lors, Cultivar Collection, Modern Flower, Momenta, Muse, Roll One, Sweet Talk, and Trekkers.
  • Exclusive partner brands: Alien Labs, Bellamy Brothers, Binske, Black Tuna, Blue River, Connected Cannabis, DeLisioso, Khalifa Kush, Love’s Oven, Miami Mango, O.pen, Seed Junky, and Sunshine Cannabis.

With such a diverse selection, patients will have no shortage of choices, whether they are looking for flower, concentrates, edibles, or topicals.

Discounts and Perks for New and Returning Customers

Trulieve continues to offer promotions that make cannabis more accessible to a wider audience. Patients visiting the Middleburg location can take advantage of:

  • A 60% discount for first-time customers at any Florida Trulieve dispensary.
  • A 20% discount for veterans who present a military ID.
  • Regular sales and promotions, which will be announced during the grand opening and beyond.

These incentives help make cannabis more affordable, particularly for those who rely on it for medical relief.

Convenience and Accessibility at the Core

Beyond just offering in-store shopping, Trulieve provides multiple options for patients to obtain their medical cannabis with ease. Customers can opt for home delivery, online ordering, or express in-store pickup, ensuring that access to medication remains as seamless as possible.

For those new to medical cannabis, Trulieve will also be hosting educational sessions to help patients better understand how to use cannabis products effectively and responsibly.

Florida’s Cannabis Market Continues to Grow

Trulieve’s expansion is part of a larger trend in Florida’s booming medical cannabis industry. Since the state legalized medical marijuana in 2016, dispensaries have been opening at a rapid pace, with Trulieve leading the charge as one of the largest operators in Florida.

With its vertically integrated business model, Trulieve has positioned itself as a dominant force, controlling everything from cultivation to retail. The company has built a strong foundation in states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Florida, with Middleburg now becoming another key location in its growing network.

Harry is the editor of TIMES OF CANNABIS, the independent cannabis news title he owns and runs, reporting on cannabis and hemp law, licensing, business and science. His journalism career spans ten years, from reporter to editor, and most of it has been spent following the legal cannabis industry as it grew. The stories start with documents: state and national statutes, the rules published by licensing agencies, court rulings, company filings and earnings, hemp testing standards and the studies behind claims about health effects. Sales totals, tax receipts and licence counts are checked against the original agency data before publication, and a figure that cannot be traced to a source does not run. A public corrections policy sets out how mistakes are handled, and corrected articles carry a note saying what changed. Coverage of medical use is reporting, not advice; the legal status of cannabis varies by jurisdiction, and anyone considering it for a health condition should speak with a clinician. Harry reads and answers mail at support@timesofcannabis.com.

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