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.
LAX PACKS is an indoor flower label, and its shelf presence here is small and consistent: three SKUs, all indoor.
Golden Haze and Lemon Peelz as 3.5g jars, and Lemongello as a 1g indoor pre-roll.
The word doing the work across all three is indoor. Every LAX PACKS item we stock is grown in a controlled room rather than a greenhouse or a field, and the label puts that on the front of the package rather than leaving you to infer it.
Three SKUs means this is a label you check for rather than browse. If one of the three suits you, buy it when you see it. Small flower runs do not sit around.
Indoor is the whole price story with this label.
Growing indoors means light cycle, temperature and humidity are set rather than weathered. That control costs money in electricity and equipment before a single gram is harvested, and it is what produces dense bud that holds its aroma weeks after packaging.
The pre-roll is worth noting separately. It is rolled from indoor flower rather than from trim, which is not universal in the category. A lot of pre-rolls on a lot of shelves are made from the offcuts of a trim run. One rolled from the same indoor material is a genuinely different product at a similar price.
The honest limitation is scale. Three SKUs from a small label means no guarantee that what you liked will return. If you find one that works, treat the next jar as opportunistic rather than assured.
Three products, two formats, all indoor.
Golden Haze and Lemon Peelz come as 3.5g indoor flower jars. Lemongello comes as a 1g indoor flower pre-roll.
There are no larger flower sizes here, no vapes, no edibles and no concentrates under this label at Evergreen.
Because the pre-roll is a different strain from the two jars, you cannot use it to sample either one before buying. That is a real limitation. If you want a brand where the pre-roll and the jar share a cut, Wizard Trees does exactly that on our shelf with Smoothie in both formats.
For larger indoor sizes, CAM runs Big Buds at 7g and 14g, and West Coast Cure runs premium flower up to 28g.
Golden Haze and Lemon Peelz in 3.5g indoor jars. Lemongello as a 1g indoor pre-roll. Three strains, no overlap between formats.
Judge the jar, not the label copy.
Ask to see it before you buy. Indoor flower should look frosted rather than dull, and the bud should have some spring to it rather than crumbling when handled. If a shop will not open the case and show you, that is information about the shop.
Golden Haze and Lemongello sit toward the brighter, more citrus end by name and by reputation. Lemon Peelz reads the same direction. This is a label leaning citrus rather than dessert, which narrows your decision if that is not what you want.
Those are flavor tendencies rather than promises about effect. How any strain lands depends on your tolerance and your dose.
Ask for the packaged-on date. On flower it is a more useful number than the THC percentage, and almost nobody offers it unprompted.
Flower is the most perishable thing on our shelf and it is undone by heat, light and air.
Keep it in the glass it arrived in, sealed, dark and at room temperature. A cupboard beats a windowsill comfortably. Every opening exchanges the air in the jar, so open it less often and for less time.
No fridge, no freezer. Condensation turns good flower into a mold risk quickly, and frozen trichomes break off the bud the moment it is handled.
A humidity pack around 62% RH costs a couple of dollars and keeps an eighth from going brittle or damp across the weeks you own it.
Store the pre-roll somewhere it will not get crushed. A bent pre-roll draws badly and there is no fixing it.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. All three LAX PACKS items here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
The question worth asking on any flower purchase is when it was packaged. Flower loses aroma before it loses potency, so a jar that has been in distribution for months can test well and still smoke flat. Ask us which batch landed most recently. Ask anywhere else too, and treat an inability to answer as an answer.
Our prices are out-the-door, so the menu number is the register number. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register rather than a third-party feed, so it will tell you which of the three are actually here.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.