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.
We are not carrying Moods at the moment.
Nothing under this label is on our live menu today, and we would rather tell you in the first line than let you make the trip.
This page exists because the brand gets searched and because dispensary stock moves constantly. If Moods returns to our shelf it will appear on the live menu, which reads from our register rather than a directory that may be months behind.
The label spans flower, concentrates, vapes and edibles, which is unusual. Most brands pick a lane. A house covering four categories is worth thinking about differently from one that does a single thing well.
Breadth and depth pull against each other in cannabis, and it is worth knowing which one you are buying.
Growing good flower, running an extraction lab, filling vape hardware and manufacturing edibles are four different businesses with four different skill sets. Very few operations do all four in-house. Most brands covering that much range are contracting some of it out, which is normal and not a scandal.
What it means practically is that a brand’s quality can be uneven across its own catalog. The flower might be excellent and the gummies unremarkable, or the reverse, because different people made them.
So judge each product rather than the brand. A house you liked for one category has not earned your trust in the others, and that is true of every multi-category label including several we do stock.
Nothing under this label is currently on our shelf, so there is no range to describe honestly.
What we carry in each category it covers:
Flower: CAM, Alien Labs, Connected, Teds Budz, West Coast Cure, Wizard Trees, Preferred Gardens and more.
Concentrates: Raw Garden runs the widest spread, plus 710 Labs, Pistil Whip, Mountain Man Melts and CLSICS for solventless.
Vapes: turn, ROVE, Dabwoods, Stealthy Air, Dime, COLDFIRE, Big Chief, PUSHA and STIIIZY.
Edibles: WYLD, Camino, Smokiez, Good Tide, Happy Fruit, Whoa, Kushy Punch, Big Pete’s and Dee Thai.
No current Moods products at Evergreen. The live menu is the place to check whether that has changed.
If you buy from a multi-category brand anywhere, treat each product as its own decision.
Ask who actually makes it. On any legal package in California the licensed manufacturer is printed, and if a brand’s flower and its edibles list different manufacturers, that tells you the range is assembled rather than made in one place. Neither is bad, and knowing is better than assuming.
Then use the checks for whatever category you are in. Flower: look at it and smell it, ask when it was packaged. Vapes: read the panel, confirm what type of oil it is. Edibles: read the milligrams per piece and start with half. Concentrates: check the residual solvent line if it claims solventless.
Confirm the shop is licensed. That takes under a minute on California’s public lookup.
Four categories, four sets of rules, and heat ruins all of them.
Flower: sealed glass, dark, room temperature, humidity pack around 62% RH. No fridge.
Concentrates: rosin goes in the fridge sealed and comes to room temperature before opening. Solvent-extracted concentrates keep cool and dark.
Vapes: upright, room temperature, out of the sun. No fridge, because cold oil clogs.
Edibles: cool, dark, sealed, in the child-resistant packaging they came in.
The one rule that spans all four is that a hot car is the worst place for any of it.
You cannot buy Moods from us today.
With any brand spanning several categories, the thing worth checking is the licensed manufacturer printed on each product. If a house’s flower and its edibles name different manufacturers, the range is assembled rather than made in one place. That is common and not disqualifying, but it means liking one product does not tell you much about the next.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Out-the-door pricing, open from 6AM, delivery across Orange County, and a live menu that reads from our register.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
