October has arrived in Quincy, bringing cooler nights, changing leaves and one of our favorite times of year in cannabis: Croptober. This month at Quincy Cannabis Co., we’re celebrating the season with two different sides of the Kiva family. Lost Farm live rosin and live resin gummies bring strain-specific cannabis into an edible format, while a new addition to Camino is on the horizon with Camino Fruit Chews coming soon to Massachusetts. If you love cannabis edibles or you’re curious about what makes live rosin gummies different, October is a great time to dig a little deeper.
New Camino Fruit Chews Are Coming to Quincy
We spent September falling in love with Camino gummies, but Camino has something new coming for fall: Fruit Chews.
The first variety we’re looking forward to welcoming to Quincy Cannabis Co. is Camino Boysenberry Soothing Sleep Fruit Chews, a new nighttime-focused edible made with THC, CBN and CBG alongside chamomile, lavender extracts and plant-based indica-like terpenes. Kiva describes the flavor as lightly tart boysenberry and designed the formula specifically with winding down and sleep in mind. If you enjoyed learning about CBN and CBG in our September Camino spotlight, the new Boysenberry Chews bring both minor cannabinoids together in one product. CBN is commonly associated with nighttime use and relaxation, while CBG adds another minor cannabinoid to the formula. Chamomile and lavender round out the sleep-focused combination. The new Camino Fruit Chews aren’t available at Quincy Cannabis Co. just yet, so keep an eye on our menu for their arrival.
What Is Croptober?
October isn’t just pumpkin season. In the cannabis world, it’s also Croptober. The nickname comes from the traditional fall cannabis harvest season, when outdoor-grown plants reach maturity and cultivators bring in their crops. For cannabis fans, it’s a fitting time to appreciate the plant itself, from individual strains and terpene profiles to the different ways cannabis makes its way into the products on dispensary shelves. That makes Lost Farm an especially good fit for our October spotlight. Rather than building its identity primarily around fruit flavors or cannabinoid ratios, Lost Farm puts the cannabis strain at the center of the experience. It’s a different way to explore edibles and a natural match for a month dedicated to celebrating the harvest.
Meet Lost Farm Live Rosin & Live Resin Gummies
If you’ve mostly shopped traditional THC gummies, Lost Farm offers something a little different. Lost Farm focuses on strain-specific cannabis edibles. Kiva describes the brand as creating plant-based gummies and chews designed to deliver a more true-to-flower experience. At Quincy Cannabis Co., that includes live rosin and live resin gummies. Live rosin is a cannabis concentrate made using heat and pressure rather than chemical solvents. Using live rosin in an edible allows the cannabis itself to play a bigger role in the product instead of treating THC as the only part of the experience. Live Resin is made through a solvent based extraction using fresh strain material. For customers who already enjoy exploring different strains in flower, pre-rolls or concentrates, Lost Farm offers another way to bring that curiosity to the edible aisle.
Camino or Lost Farm: What’s the Difference?
Both Camino and Lost Farm are part of the Kiva family, but they give edible shoppers two different ways to explore cannabis.
Camino makes it easy to shop around flavor, cannabinoid combinations and the type of experience you’re looking for. That’s why you’ll see products combining THC with cannabinoids like CBD, CBG and CBN, including the new sleep-focused Boysenberry Fruit Chews coming soon.
Lost Farm puts more emphasis on the cannabis strain and extract. Its strain-specific products are designed for customers who want the cannabis itself to play a bigger role in choosing their edible.
Neither approach has to replace the other. You might reach for Camino when a particular flavor or cannabinoid ratio catches your attention, then explore Lost Farm when you’re interested in a specific strain or curious about live rosin gummies. Not sure which direction sounds more like you? Ask one of our budtenders. We can help you compare what’s available and make sense of strains, extracts, cannabinoid ratios and serving sizes.
Why Try Live Rosin & Live Resin Gummies?
If you’ve seen live rosin appearing on more cannabis menus lately, you may be wondering why you’d choose it in a gummy. For many customers, the appeal is the connection back to the cannabis plant. Traditional edibles can be largely about THC dosage and flavor. A strain-specific live rosin or live resin gummy gives you another layer to consider: the cannabis used to make it. That makes live rosin and live resin gummies particularly interesting if you already pay attention to strain names when shopping flower or pre-rolls. Instead of asking only, “What flavor do I want?” you can start asking, “What strain is in this?” And Croptober is a pretty good month to start.
Celebrate Croptober at Quincy Cannabis Co.
October around Quincy means crisp evenings, changing leaves and fall settling into the South Shore. It’s also a chance to celebrate cannabis from a slightly different perspective. This Croptober, explore the strain-specific side of edibles with Lost Farm live rosin and live resin gummies already available at Quincy Cannabis Co. And if you’re a Camino fan, stay tuned for the arrival of the new Boysenberry Soothing Sleep Fruit Chews. As always, availability can change, so check our online menu to see which Lost Farm products are currently in stock and watch for Camino Fruit Chews to make their Quincy debut. Visit Quincy Cannabis Co. at 715 Washington Street on Route 3A in Quincy, MA or order online ahead of your visit for pickup. Quincy Cannabis Co. is an adult-use dispensary serving customers 21+ with gummies and other cannabis edibles alongside flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates and more.