DRESSED in blue and white habits, the Sisters of the Valley look like any normal group of nuns.
They live a modest life on a farm in Merced, in the Central Valley of California, where their acres of greenery match the other properties surrounding them.
But this is not your average religious group. This commune of women live at a cannabis convent, with marijuana plants growing in a glowing garage nestled on the tranquil property.
The self-proclaimed "weed nuns" don't consider themselves holy rollers, in fact, they have no religious ties at all. But they are on a mission to empower people to heal themselves using their cannabis products.
According to the Sisters of the Valley website, they prepare marijuana-infused oils and medicines and sell them online.
Their main customers are Canada, Australia and England and last year alone the nuns made $750,000 by selling their
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