At a glance
Lost Farm is Kiva Confections’ strain-specific live-resin and live-rosin edible line. Kiva launched the brand in 2020 with plant-based chews and gummies made from fresh-frozen cannabis extracts, then added solventless live rosin in 2022. Lost Farm is a Kiva sub-brand rather than a separately founded company, and its products are manufactured through state-specific regulated operations.
Origin inside Kiva
Kiva founders Scott and Kristi Palmer established the parent company in 2010; Lost Farm arrived a decade later as a distinct platform for flower-forward edibles. Design partner Stout built the compass-led “lost world” identity around rotating strains and discovery. The operating and ownership history belongs to Kiva, while Lost Farm has its own catalog, marketing and social presence.
2020 live-resin launch
Kiva says Lost Farm debuted in 2020 as the first plant-based edible line infused with strain-specific 100 percent live resin. Cannabis is flash-frozen shortly after harvest before extraction to preserve volatile compounds. “First” and full-spectrum language are Kiva claims; the underlying strain, ingredients and test results should be evaluated product by product.
Live rosin added in 2022
Lost Farm introduced solventless live-rosin edibles in December 2022. Kiva describes rosin production as a mechanical process using heat and pressure rather than hydrocarbon solvents. The current catalog distinguishes live-resin and live-rosin inputs, so those terms should not be used interchangeably.
Gummies, chews and potency range
The core shelf consists of gummies and chews, commonly at 10 milligrams THC per piece. Current products also include 10-milligram THC pieces paired with 5 milligrams of CBN or THCV, a 5-milligram THC gummy and One Piece products containing 100 milligrams in a single gummy. Potency is therefore not uniform across the brand.
Strain and fruit pairing
Each product pairs a named cannabis strain with a fruit or confection flavor, such as Black Raspberry × Northern Lights, Pink Pineapple × Sour Dream, Raspberry × Wedding Cake and Strawberry × Pink Jesus. The strain identifies the extract input, while the fruit component shapes the edible flavor; it is not evidence that the candy tastes only like raw flower.
Core and limited collections
Lost Farm separates year-round core items from small-batch limited releases. Its Budtender Society site says products are made in multiple U.S. states with combinations tailored to each state and cultivar. A package from one market cannot be assumed to have the same producer, strain or formulation as a package carrying the same brand elsewhere.
Verified awards
At the 2025 California Cannabis Awards, Lost Farm Strawberry × Pink Jesus Live Resin Chews earned bronze in the candies category under Kiva. In the 2021 Clio Cannabis Awards, Kiva reported a silver for the Lost Farm Multiverse campaign, a bronze for its animated video and two bronzes for the Keep-A-Breast collaboration. The former is a product medal; the latter are marketing honors.
Retail footprint and access
Kiva distributes Lost Farm through licensed dispensaries, with availability varying by state. The Kiva site and Lost Farm collection pages provide the brand overview, but a live local menu is necessary for current inventory. Lost Farm does not operate a separate chain of consumer dispensaries.
Manufacturer claims are labeled, awards retain exact categories, and the strength range is reported without consumption instructions.