Evergreen · Santa Ana
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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 Nameless Genetics at the moment.
Nothing under this label is on our live menu today. That belongs in the first line rather than at the end.
This page exists because the brand gets searched and because stock rotates constantly. If Nameless returns to our shelf it will appear on the live menu, which reads from our register rather than from a listing that may be months old.
The name points at a genetics house rather than a farm, and that distinction changes what you are actually buying. It is worth understanding before you pay a premium for a name on a jar.
A genetics house breeds and sells cuts. A farm grows them. Those are different businesses and they are frequently not the same company.
When a genetics brand appears on a jar, the practical question is who grew that particular batch. Some breeders grow their own. Others license the name and the cut to growers, which means two jars with identical branding and an identical strain name can come from entirely different operations with different standards.
That is not a criticism of any brand. It is how licensed-genetics models work across this industry, and it is why the name on the front tells you less than people assume.
The practical consequence is straightforward. On a genetics-branded jar, the grower matters as much as the brand, and the only reliable information available to you at the counter is the jar itself, the panel and the packaged-on date.
Nothing under this label is currently on our shelf, so there is no range to describe honestly.
What we do carry where the brand and the grower are the same operation:
710 Labs, Alien Labs, Connected Cannabis Co. and CAM all grow what they sell, which removes the question entirely.
Teds Budz runs ten 3.5g cuts, Wizard Trees runs indoor jars and pre-rolls from the same material, and West Coast Cure runs premium flower from 3.5g to 28g.
Smoken Promises, Elusive and LAX Packs cover the smaller end.
If you specifically want numbered phenotypes, 710 Labs is the house on our shelf that publishes them.
No current Nameless Genetics strains at Evergreen. The live menu is the place to check whether that has changed.
If you buy genetics-branded flower elsewhere, ask one question most people never ask.
Ask who grew it. A shop that knows will tell you, and a shop that does not is selling you a name rather than a product. Neither answer is disqualifying, but knowing which one you are getting changes how much the branding should influence you.
Then judge the jar. Frosted rather than dull, springs back rather than crumbles, smells specific rather than generic.
Ask when it was packaged. Most useful number on any flower purchase and the one nobody volunteers.
Read the panel last, and confirm the shop is licensed. California’s public lookup takes under a minute in the parking lot.
If you buy this brand somewhere else, the flower rules apply as they do to everything.
Sealed glass, dark, room temperature. A cupboard rather than a windowsill. Open the jar as little as you can, because every opening exchanges the air inside and air is what takes the aroma.
No fridge and no freezer. Condensation is the quickest route from good flower to a mold problem, and frozen trichomes shear off the moment the bud is handled.
A humidity pack at around 62% RH keeps an eighth from going brittle or damp for a couple of dollars.
Grind lightly and only what you are about to smoke.
You cannot buy Nameless Genetics from us today.
The habit worth taking away is asking who grew it. On a genetics-branded jar that question separates a farm from a licensing deal, and most people never think to ask. Any counter should be able to answer, ours included.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana. Several houses on our shelf grow what they sell, which removes the question entirely, and the staff can point you at them. Out-the-door pricing, open from 6AM, delivery across Orange County.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
