Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Four lines, each doing something different. Prices sit on the live menu rather than here, because they move with every drop and a stale number helps nobody.
Happy Fruit makes rosin gummies, and every one of the eight SKUs we carry is a 5-pack at 100mg.
Moonberry, Raspberry Remedy, Strawberry Limeade, Peach Paradise, Berry Cool, Peaceful Pineapple, Sublime Lemon Lime and Watermelon Lemonade.
Two things separate this line from most edible shelves. The first is rosin: these are made with solventless extract rather than the distillate that fills the majority of gummies anywhere. The second is that five of the eight combine THC with another cannabinoid at a stated amount, so you can see exactly what is in the piece rather than guessing.
The 5-pack at 100mg means 20mg per piece, which is higher than the common 10mg. Worth knowing before you open the bag.
Rosin in an edible is a deliberate expense.
Nobody tastes the extraction method through a fruit gummy the way they would through a vape. A maker using solventless rosin in a product where distillate would pass unnoticed is spending money where it is hardest to demonstrate. Whether that is worth the premium to you is a fair question, and it is yours to answer rather than ours.
The second cost is the cannabinoid pairing. Getting 50mg of CBN or 200mg of CBD distributed evenly across five pieces is a manufacturing problem, and uneven distribution is the classic edible failure where one piece lands differently from the next.
The honest limitation is dose granularity. At 20mg per piece, a beginner dose means cutting a gummy into quarters. Brands running 10-counts at 10mg give you finer control. If you are new to edibles, that is a real argument for buying elsewhere on our shelf first.
One format, eight variants.
Every SKU is a 5-piece pack totaling 100mg THC, so 20mg per piece.
Straight THC: Peach Paradise, Berry Cool, Watermelon Lemonade.
Paired cannabinoids: Moonberry adds 50mg CBN. Strawberry Limeade adds 50mg THCV. Sublime Lemon Lime adds 200mg CBD. Raspberry Remedy combines THC with CBG and CBC. Peaceful Pineapple combines THC with CBD and CBG.
There are no vapes, no flower and no concentrates under this label at Evergreen.
If you want smaller per-piece doses, Wyld and Camino both run 10-counts on our shelf, several of them at 5mg or 10mg per piece.
Moonberry with CBN, Raspberry Remedy with CBG and CBC, Strawberry Limeade with THCV, Sublime Lemon Lime with CBD, Peaceful Pineapple with CBD and CBG, plus straight THC in Peach Paradise, Berry Cool and Watermelon Lemonade.
Read the milligrams before you read the name.
These are 20mg pieces. For most people trying a new edible, the sensible starting point is 5mg to 10mg, which means a quarter or a half of one piece. Cut it before you eat it rather than deciding mid-way.
Then wait two full hours. Edibles are slow and variable, and taking more at ninety minutes is how a pleasant evening becomes an unpleasant one. That has almost nothing to do with which product you bought.
On the paired-cannabinoid versions, pick the pairing you are curious about, not the word attached to it. Names like Remedy and Peaceful are marketing. Research on minor cannabinoids is genuinely early, and anyone in this industry telling you precisely what CBN or THCV will do for you is overstating what is known.
Simple, with one rule that matters more than the rest.
Keep them in the child-resistant packaging they came in. Cannabis gummies are indistinguishable from ordinary ones, and a bowl on a counter is how the worst stories in this category start. This is not a formality.
Cool, dark, sealed. Heat makes gummies stick together and can degrade cannabinoids over time. A cupboard is fine. A car in August is not.
Do not refrigerate unless the pack says to, because condensation makes them tacky and harder to portion.
If you have cut a piece, wrap the remainder and put it back in the original packaging rather than leaving it loose.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Every Happy Fruit pack here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
With edibles the label is the product. California requires the total milligrams, the milligrams per piece and the licensed manufacturer to be printed on the package. Check all three, and check them anywhere you buy. With something that looks like candy, an unlabeled pack is not a minor issue.
On a rosin edible specifically, the panel should also show no residual solvents, which is what backs the solventless claim on the front.
Our prices are out-the-door. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.