Adults 21+ only. THCA hemp products are regulated differently from state to state, and laws are changing. Check the rules where you live before buying. This article is a shopping guide, not legal or medical advice.
US hemp retailer Lit Farms, which brands itself Lost In Translation, sells a large menu of THCA flower strains. Our earlier article covered the brand’s merchandise. This guide looks at something shoppers often find confusing: the different quality tiers and ounce options shown on many product pages, and what the strain labels mean.
Prices and options were checked on litfarms.com on 4 November 2026. They change often, so always confirm on the product page.
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In this guide
How Lit Farms Sells Its Flower
Many Lit Farms strain pages offer a choice of tier, named Essential, Preferred and Supreme, and a choice of size. On the pages we checked, the main size was a 28g ounce, with a cheaper Smalls ounce in some tiers. A few strains also offered a 3.5g option. Not every strain has every combination, and the listed starting price on category pages usually reflects the cheapest option.
Real Prices From Five Strains
| Strain | Label (per Lit Farms) | 28g Smalls | 28g Essential | Top 28g option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sherbert | Indica-leaning hybrid | USD 34.99 | USD 49.99 | Supreme USD 119.99 |
| Berry Pie | Sativa-dominant hybrid | USD 34.99 | USD 34.99 | Supreme USD 99.99 |
| Strawberry Mimosa | Sativa-dominant hybrid | USD 34.99 | USD 39.99 | Supreme USD 119.99 |
| Pink Certz | Hybrid | USD 34.99 | USD 49.99 | Supreme USD 119.99 |
| Cherry OG | Hybrid | USD 34.99 | USD 39.99 | Supreme USD 119.99 |
Pink Certz also showed a 3.5g Supreme option at USD 24.99 and a Preferred ounce at USD 69.99. Mule Fuel, described as a heavy indica-dominant hybrid, showed Essential ounces from USD 29.99 for Smalls.
What the Tiers Mean
Lit Farms presents Essential, Preferred and Supreme as steps up in its own grading, with Supreme priced highest. In the hemp market, tiers like these generally reflect differences such as bud appearance, size and how the retailer grades the batch. The store does not publish one universal standard for these names, so treat them as the retailer’s own grading and read each product page.
What Smalls Means
In the flower market, Smalls is a common term for smaller buds from the same plant. Because they are less visually impressive, they are usually priced lower. On the pages we checked, Lit Farms’ Smalls ounces were the cheapest 28g option, often USD 34.99. For shoppers who care more about value than looks, Smalls are the obvious starting point.
Indica, Sativa and Hybrid Labels
Lit Farms labels each strain as indica-dominant, sativa-dominant or hybrid and describes its lineage and aroma. Sherbert, for example, is described as part of the Sunset Sherbert family with citrus, sweet fruit and vanilla cream notes. Berry Pie is described as a Blueberry and Cookies cross with a baked pie and berry aroma. Strawberry Mimosa is listed as a 60/40 sativa-dominant hybrid with a citrus-and-berry terpene profile.
These are the brand’s own descriptions. Effects vary from person to person, and labels such as indica or sativa are traditional categories rather than precise predictions. Start with a small amount, and never drive or operate machinery after use.
Strain Lineage at a Glance
- Mule Fuel: described as GMO crossed with Lurch, with garlic, earth and diesel notes.
- Pink Certz: described as bred by Compound Genetics from The Menthol and Grape Gasoline.
- Cherry OG: described as sweet cherry combined with classic OG fuel and pine.
- Gelonade: described as Lemon Tree crossed with Gelato #41.
- Jealousy: described as Sherbert crossed with Gelato 41, listed from USD 19.99.
How to Choose an Ounce
- Decide your budget first: Smalls and Essential are the lower-priced options.
- Pay more for Preferred or Supreme only if appearance and grade matter to you.
- Read the strain description for aroma and lineage rather than relying on the label alone.
- Check whether the strain you want offers a 3.5g option if you only want to try it.
- Confirm shipping rules for your state before you order.
- Compare the price per gram: a 28g ounce usually costs far less per gram than a 3.5g eighth.
Storing Your Flower
An ounce is a fairly large amount for an occasional user, so storage matters. Keep flower in an airtight glass jar, away from direct sunlight and heat, and at a stable room temperature. Light and heat can dry the buds and dull their aroma over time. Avoid the fridge and freezer, where moisture and temperature changes can damage the flower. If you only use a little, a smaller amount bought more often may stay fresher than a full ounce.
Legal and Safety Notes
THCA hemp products are sold under federal hemp rules, but states can set their own restrictions, and some states do not allow shipping. THCA can convert to THC when heated, so these products may show up in drug tests and may have intoxicating effects. Keep products away from children and pets, store them securely, and buy only if you are 21 or older and it is legal where you live.
Compare Lit Farms Strains and Tiers
Final Thoughts
Lit Farms’ menu looks complicated at first, but it follows a simple pattern: choose a strain, then choose a tier and size. Smalls ounces offer the lowest price, while Supreme ounces cost roughly three times as much. Browse the full THCA flower menu and check the Lit Farms shop for current prices before you buy.
Disclaimer: This article contains affiliate links. If you buy through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Prices and strain descriptions were taken from litfarms.com on 4 November 2026 and may change. For adults 21+ only where legal. This article is not legal or medical advice.
