Lost Farm at our California cannabis dispensaries
Alameda, California (a Kiva Confections line) · since 2020 · Facts checked Sep 2026
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Which Lost Farmproducts a store carries changes by the week; the search below shows what is on that store’s shelf today.
Lost Farm is Kiva Confections' line of strain-specific gummies and fruit chews, introduced in October 2020, with the chews following in February 2021. Each piece is made with live resin or solventless live rosin from flower flash-frozen at harvest, and each is labeled with its flavor and the strain it came from, so a package reads like a jar of flower does.
Pieces carry 10 milligrams of THC, 100 milligrams to a package, the California adult-use maximum. The name refers to the search for mythical places, which is why the logo is a compass. Kiva describes the process in three steps: flower is flash-frozen at harvest to keep its terpenes, extracted into live resin or solventless live rosin, and that extract is infused into the gummy or chew. The label names the flavor and the source strain, for example Watermelon x Bubba Dawg, and some pieces add CBN or THCV in a stated ratio.
At our counters Lost Farm sits beside Camino in the edibles case, and the difference between them is what the extract came from: a Camino piece pairs THC with a chosen terpene blend, a Lost Farm piece carries the extract of one named strain. The search buttons above show which strains each Cannavine store has today. A 10 milligram piece is twice the 5 milligrams or less that the state's consumer guidance suggests for a first edible, which our edible dosage guide covers.
What Lost Farm makes
The formats this brand sells into licensed California stores. Each links the category page on how that format is sold and labeled.
Questions about Lost Farm
- What is the difference between Lost Farm live resin and live rosin?
- Both start from flower flash-frozen at harvest. Live resin is extracted from the frozen flower with a solvent that is purged before the extract is used; live rosin is pressed out with heat and pressure and no solvent, which is why its package says solventless. The label names which one a piece contains, with the strain the flower came from.
- How strong is one Lost Farm gummy?
- Ten milligrams of THC a piece in the standard packages, which is the most California allows in a single adult-use serving, and 100 milligrams to a package. The state's consumer guidance for a first edible is 5 milligrams of THC or less, so a Lost Farm piece is at least two servings of that size; our edible dosage guide explains the two-hour wait that goes with it.
- Why does a Lost Farm package name a strain?
- Because the extract in it came from that strain's flower rather than from a distillate that could have come from any plant. Kiva labels each piece with a flavor and the source strain so the package reads the way a jar of flower does, and that pairing is the point of the line.