About Lost Farm

About Lost Farm

The story behind the strain-specific gummies, chews, and vapes in this store — and the idea that started it.

The Basics

What Is Lost Farm?

Lost Farm is a strain-specific cannabis edibles and vape line. Instead of a single generic flavor, each product is named for the exact strain and fruit pairing inside it — a product like Watermelon x Ice Cream Cake tells you what you’re actually getting before you try it.

That same level of detail carries through the whole lineup, from the gummies and chews in this store to the vape options built around the same idea: know the strain, know the pairing, know what to expect.

Lost Farm strain-specific gummies

Looking out over a wide view, a nod to the idea of always exploring

The Name

The Idea Behind the Name

Lost Farm isn’t an actual place. The name borrows from old stories about things people search for but never quite find — a hidden garden, a fountain of youth, a farm that only shows up in legend. It’s less about arriving somewhere and more about staying curious along the way.

That same spirit shows up in the brand’s compass mark. A compass doesn’t point to one fixed destination — it just helps you keep exploring, which fits a lineup built around trying different strains and pairings rather than settling on just one.

Hand-finishing a small batch during production

How It’s Made

Preserving the Plant

The process starts at harvest, when the cannabis flower is flash-frozen rather than dried and cured the traditional way. Freezing it quickly helps hold onto more of the plant’s natural flavor, aroma, and terpene character before it has a chance to fade.

From there, that flash-frozen flower becomes live resin or solventless live rosin, which is what gets infused into the gummies and chews — a more involved process than starting from a plain distillate, and the reason these products are described as strain-specific rather than just flavored.

Explore Lost Farm

From gummies to chews to vapes, every Lost Farm product in our store follows the same strain-first approach.

Explore the Collection