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LOS ANGELES · OWNER-OPERATOR OPPORTUNITY

The next chapter
could be yours.

Have you dreamed of owning a rare plant business? Florahound is looking for someone with the vision, resources and hands-on commitment to take it forward.

Bring your vision, fresh capital and hands-on leadership.

Three smiling plant enthusiasts at Florahound's launch gathering
RARE PLANTS. REAL COMMUNITY.
Florahound community gathering, July 2026. Historical imagery.

More than a blank slate.

A fully built-out rare-plant store, a connected grow operation and a community ready for its next chapter. The store, lease and equipment are part of the opportunity.

Your energy. Your next chapter.

Florahound needs fresh capital and committed local leadership. We are open to transferring substantial majority ownership and control, with existing debt addressed in the transaction.

What you would be building on

The foundation is already here.

A distinctive space, working systems and a rare-plant community. Explore the actual records and creative assets before you apply.

01

The store, grow space & lease

A fully built-out, high-end retail storefront with a connected grow operation and area to expand, together with the lease.

02

Retail & growing equipment

Retail-sales and point-of-sale equipment, furniture and displays, grow racks, lighting and operating equipment.

03

Customers & social presence

The customer lists and relationships held in Alpine, the Florahound Instagram account and a community of rare-plant enthusiasts.

04

Brand & marketing assets

Logos, brand guidelines, photography, marketing materials and content. A recognizable identity to build on rather than start from scratch.

05

Supply chain & operating knowledge

Established supplier relationships, buying tools, plant-care materials and operating procedures to support the next owner.

06

Horticultural expertise

The optional opportunity to hire Leon Massoth, the master horticulturist currently on site. His ongoing role would be agreed with him separately.

Explore the business before you apply.

Browse financial statements, debt agreements, the lease, previous decks, brand files, operating materials and photos. The business statement brings the current situation together in one place. Florahound is not currently profitable and needs fresh capital and hands-on leadership.

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Historical plans describe ambitions at the time, not current results. Customer contact details and passwords are handed over securely, not published in the library.

A simple first step

Show us what you would build.

You do not need a finished business plan to start the conversation. Tell us about your experience, your vision and the resources you could bring.

01 · EXPLORE

Get the full picture.

Review the records and the opportunity at your own pace.

02 · INTRODUCE YOURSELF

Share your vision.

Tell us how you would lead the business locally and fund its next chapter.

03 · TALK THROUGH IT

Find a workable structure.

We will review applications and follow up to discuss the fit, timing and next steps.

Tell us your vision.

An introduction, not a binding offer. Fields marked * are required.

About you
Capital & commitment
An initial indication, not a commitment. Do not provide bank statements or account numbers.
Your vision & next steps
Existing debt and any retained ownership would be negotiated, not automatically waived.
Share an initial capital range only. Please do not enter bank account numbers, passwords, identity documents or other people's private information. Your application is not part of the public business library.
After you select Send my application, complete any security check and wait for the Application received page. Having trouble? Email your name, experience, capital plans and vision directly to taylor@florahoundplants.com.

Your responses are sent privately to Taylor at taylor@florahoundplants.com for review. They are not added to the public business library or an unrelated marketing list.

Florahound · Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles
taylor@florahoundplants.com · Instagram

Business documents describe the opportunity and its history. An application is an expression of interest, not an offer of employment or a completed transfer.