We have a sister company, Rolling J's Farm, and we'd like the two companies' logos to "talk" to each other (Rolling J's logo attached). However, our Rolling J's brand is more for men (who prefer inhalables) so we don't want the two brands to have exactly the same feel. The Stir the Pot should feel a bit higher end.
What both have in common, though, is that the name of each company is light-hearted. We don't in any way want our logo to be silly, but we don't want it to feel totally spa-like and Zen either. We're not pretentious. We produce great-tasting/great-acting cannabis products with a wink and a warm smile.
Our primary color for the Rolling J's logo is #576238 and we put together a document with color gradients here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zY6Poz5_68mksDev67_sVJMELTHDSt3X5HuLHFmwhfs/edit?usp=sharing. This might be helpful in thinking about the kinds of colors we like. I think we would like olive green to play an important role in the new logo, too - but perhaps it could be the secondary rather than the primary color. 
We have to fit our logo on a variety of packaging, sometimes quite small packaging, so we'd like a logo that will work in both a square/circular and rectangular lockup. Also, we need something that will work in one color on, say, a t-shirt, and that will work well in inverse - white against a dark background.
The fonts in the logo should, ideally, be something that we would also have access to via our Canva subscription so that we can continue to use them as we develop labels.
I am attaching two logo comps that we've designed in-house that we like quite a bit, and we'd like to see some variation/polishing on these but are also open to completely new ideas if someone has some.

Elizabeth Allen-Pennebaker

Stir the Pot Cannabis Kitchen Logo Design