Overview
Lost Farm Mango x Jack Herer [10pk] (100mg THC/50mg THCV) is a sativa product from our edibles range. Commonly reported effects: euphoric, focused, creative and energetic. Flavour notes: tropical, earthy, pine and sweet.
Supplier description — Provided by the supplier in English and reproduced unedited.
The Mango x Jack Herer (2:1) THC:THCV Live Resin Fruit Chews (100mg) by Lost Farm (Kiva Confections) are an "electrifying and high-performance" sativa edible designed for those who demand a true-to-strain, functional energy boost. These gourmet, plant-based chews are infused with strain-specific live resin—flash-frozen at harvest to preserve the full aromatic complexity of the legendary Jack Herer cultivar—and feature a targeted ratio of 10mg THC and 5mg THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin) per piece (totaling 100mg THC and 50mg THCV per 10-pack). They deliver a "luscious and sophisticated" flavor profile characterized by the sweet, juicy richness of ripe mango underscored by Jack Herer's iconic piney, woody, and spicy terpene notes, offering a full-spectrum experience that far surpasses standard distillate. Their effects are prized for being "purely motivational and mentally sharp," combining the euphoric cerebral rush of the classic sativa with the appetite-suppressing, focus-enhancing properties of THCV to create a "limitless" state of productivity without the munchies or brain fog. With their elegant, "taffy-like" texture and commitment to artisanal, strain-specific potency, these Mango fruit chews offer a premium and powerful way to achieve a "vibrant, creative flow" that is perfect for grueling workouts, complex projects, or high-energy social adventures.
How to use
Start with a low dose and allow up to two hours before taking more — onset is slow and easy to misjudge.
Storage
Store sealed, upright and away from light between 15–20 °C. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.