Evergreen · Santa Ana
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LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Evergreen · Santa Ana
You must be 21 or over to enter this site. Medical patients 18 and over with a valid physician's recommendation may also enter.
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.
Martians is a flower label, and its presence at Evergreen right now is a single SKU: Laffy Taffy, in a 14g.
One strain, one size, half an ounce. That is the whole thing.
We put that first because this page ranks for the brand and we would rather you knew before driving over. If Laffy Taffy in a 14g is what you want, check the live menu or call. If you wanted a range to browse, this is not the label for it and we can point you at one that is.
Buying only the 14g is a deliberate choice on our side. It is the size where flower value starts to make sense without asking someone to commit to a full ounce of a strain they have never tried.
A 14g sits in the sweet spot of flower pricing, and it is worth understanding why.
The per-gram number drops meaningfully from an eighth to a half ounce. Beyond that, at a full ounce, the saving continues but the risk grows, because you now have to finish a lot of flower before it fades. Half an ounce is the size most regular smokers actually get through while it is still good.
What you are paying for otherwise is the growing. Indoor flower carries the cost of controlling light, temperature and humidity, and that control is what produces density and an aroma that survives a month in glass.
The honest limitation with a single-SKU brand is that you cannot sample first. There is no 3.5g of Laffy Taffy here to test before you buy the 14g. If that matters, buy an eighth from a brand that offers one and come back to this when you know the profile suits you.
One product. Laffy Taffy flower in a 14g.
No eighths, no pre-rolls, no vapes, no edibles and no concentrates under this label at Evergreen. There is no second strain to move to.
Because it is a single SKU, treat availability as genuinely uncertain rather than assumed. If you buy it and it suits you, buy the next one while it is here rather than planning around a restock.
If you want the same half-ounce format with more choice, CAM runs Big Buds at 7g and 14g on our shelf, and West Coast Cure runs premium flower from 3.5g up to 28g. Both give you the option to try small before buying large, which this label does not.
The live menu reads from our register and will tell you whether the one SKU is currently here.
Laffy Taffy in a 14g. That is the entire current list.
With one SKU the decision is whether, not which.
Buy it if a half ounce is the amount you actually use in a reasonable stretch and the sweet, candy-leaning profile the name points at is what you are after. Skip it if you are browsing, because there is nothing here to browse.
Before you pay, ask to see the jar and ask when it was packaged. On a 14g those two questions matter more than the THC number on the label. Good flower looks frosted rather than dull and holds its shape when handled rather than crumbling into the bag.
Flavor names describe taste rather than effect. How any strain lands on you depends on your tolerance and how much you take, not on what it is called.
Half an ounce needs slightly more care than an eighth, for one reason: it lasts longer, so it has more time to go wrong.
Decant a few days’ worth into a small jar and leave the main container sealed. Every opening exchanges the air inside, and a jar opened twice daily ages noticeably faster than one opened weekly.
Glass, sealed, dark, room temperature. A cupboard rather than a windowsill. No fridge and no freezer, because condensation invites mold and frozen trichomes break off the moment the bud is handled.
A humidity pack at around 62% RH is a couple of dollars and will keep a 14g from drying brittle over the weeks you own it. Buy it at the same time, not after you notice the problem.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana, and this jar came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number attached.
The number worth asking for on any flower purchase is the packaged-on date, and almost nobody offers it unprompted. Flower loses aroma before it loses potency, so a jar that sat in a distributor’s warehouse can test perfectly well and still smoke flat. Ask us. Ask anywhere else you buy flower, too.
Our prices are out-the-door, so the number on the menu is the number at the register. We open at 6AM and we deliver across Orange County. With a single-SKU brand, the live menu is worth checking before you travel, and a phone call is faster still.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
