The Collection
Edibles
Gummies, chocolates and baked treats with lab-consistent dosing. Slow onset, long finish — start low, go slow.
11 products
Find your feeling
Every strain is profiled by its effects.
From bright and social to deep and restful — each product page carries the strain’s effect profile, terpenes and flavour notes so you can pick with intent.
More about edibles
The full picture.
Gummies, chocolates and baked treats with clearly labelled mg-per-serving dosing — from zero-THC CBD pieces to full-spectrum edibles carrying the plant’s whole cannabinoid and terpene profile.
Edibles take 60–120 minutes via digestive absorption — slower than smoking or vaping, but longer-lasting (4–6 hours). Start with a single piece and observe before increasing.
Cannabis edibles in South Africa — what you need to know
Pre-measured pieces, clearly labelled in mg per serving.
Edibles — gummies, chocolates, lollipops and baked pieces — are the no-inhale end of the menu. Every product in the collection is pre-measured and clearly labelled in mg per serving, so you always know what a piece carries. The range runs from CBD-only pieces to full-spectrum edibles with the natural cannabinoid + terpene profile of the plant.
If you are moving up from CBD-only edibles, the difference is not just “more THC” — it is the broader cannabinoid profile that researchers call the entourage effect. Many members report the same mg-dose feels different — often more present-but-grounded — compared to isolate.
Dosing edibles — start lower than you think
Wait the full 90 minutes before redosing.
Edibles hit later and last longer than smoking or vaping. The classic first-time mistake is taking a second piece because you feel nothing after 30–45 minutes. A 20 mg full-spectrum gummy can carry you for 4–6 hours; a 40 mg piece can run 6–8 hours.
Sensible starting points:
- Low-dose piece (10–20 mg) → 1 piece, evening, with light food
- Strong piece (40 mg+) → ½ piece, evening, with light food (cut clean with a knife)
Plan to be home or somewhere comfortable. Once you have dosed, you are committed to the next 4–6 hours. Don’t drive, don’t make important decisions, and don’t schedule anything that needs sharp focus.
90 min
The redose rule
Onset takes 60–120 minutes — never take a second piece before the 90-minute mark.
THC edibles vs CBD edibles
The label tells you which is which — always in mg per piece.
CBD-only pieces are cannabidiol isolate — zero THC, no high, popular for winding down without any psychoactive effect. Full-spectrum THC edibles carry the whole plant profile and are a different experience entirely. Both live on this page; use the format chips above to narrow to one.
From fruity to pastry
Gummies, chocolate and baked pieces — every flavour family, labelled by the mg.
Edibles and drug tests
Regular full-spectrum use stays detectable for days to weeks.
Full-spectrum edibles contain THC, and THC metabolites accumulate in fat tissue. Regular use stays detectable on a standard South African workplace screen for days to weeks. If a pre-employment or random test is coming up, stick to CBD-isolate pieces for at least four weeks beforehand — or skip the category inside that window.
Storage
An edible looks like a sweet — store it like it isn’t one.
Heat is the enemy: keep gummies and chocolate below room temperature, sealed, and out of reach of anyone they are not meant for. Nothing here is medicine, and no therapeutic claims are made.
Member voices
“Reliable for the kind of evening where you actually want to go to bed.”
“Start with half, wait an hour. Then you know.”
“Tastes like an actual gummy, not a science experiment.”
FAQ
About edibles
How long until I feel something?
Edibles pass through your digestive system, so onset is 60–120 minutes — slower than smoking or vaping. Effects last 4–6 hours. Eat with light food for steady absorption, and don’t redose before 90 minutes.
How are THC edibles different from CBD-only gummies?
CBD-only gummies are CBD isolate — zero THC, no high. Full-spectrum THC edibles carry the natural cannabinoid + terpene profile of the plant. Different feel, clearly separated on each product label.
Will edibles show up on a workplace drug test?
Full-spectrum edibles contain THC and can register on a standard SA workplace screen, especially with regular use. For safety-sensitive roles where any positive matters, stick with CBD-isolate pieces.
How strong should my first edible be?
Start with a single low-dose piece (10–20 mg) in the evening with light food — or half of a stronger piece. Wait the full 90 minutes before taking more.
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