Camino Gummies, Lost Farm, and Wana Quick: An NYC Edibles Guide

Key Takeaways

• Camino and Lost Farm are both made by Kiva Confections.
• Camino has three lines: gummies, Camino Sours, and fruit chews.
• Lost Farm edibles use live resin or live rosin.
• Wana Quick is a separate line from Wana’s Classic gummies.
• New York caps edibles at 10 mg THC per serving.
• Each edible package tops out at 100 mg THC in New York.

Introduction

Camino gummies, Lost Farm edibles, and Wana Quick gummies are some of the edible names New Yorkers search for most. Two come from the same company, Kiva Confections. The third comes from Wana Brands.

The names blur together fast on a menu. This guide sorts out who makes what, how the lines differ, and what a New York label tells you. For a broader look at formats, start with our THC edibles guide.

It’s written for adults 21 and older.

Let’s start with the company behind two of the three.

For use only by persons 21 years of age and older. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If someone accidentally consumes cannabis, contact the Poison Center. Consume responsibly.

Cannabis is not recommended for use by persons who are pregnant or nursing.

Who Makes Camino Gummies and Lost Farm Edibles?

Kiva Confections makes both. Camino is Kiva’s gummy brand, with three lines: Camino Gummies, Camino Sours, and Camino Fruit Chews. Lost Farm is a separate Kiva brand built around strain-specific gummies and chews. Kiva also makes chocolate bars under its own name, which matters if you’re shopping for THC chocolate.

You can see the full lineup on Kiva’s Camino page and Kiva’s Lost Farm page.

So what sets Camino Sours apart?

What Are Camino Sours?

Camino Sours are one of Camino’s three lines, sold next to the classic Camino gummies and fruit chews. Kiva gives each Camino product a flavor name. The label adds what matters most: THC per serving, servings per package, and ingredients.

One detail trips people up. Camino sells higher-dose versions in some states. In New York, state rules cap every edible serving at 10 mg THC, so those versions don’t apply here.

Lost Farm takes a different approach.

What Makes Lost Farm Edibles Different?

Lost Farm edibles are made with live resin or solventless live rosin, according to Kiva. Each product pairs a fruit flavor with a named cannabis strain. That’s a different starting point from edibles made with distillate.

If those oil types are new to you, our guide to distillate vs live resin explains the difference. The short version: live resin and live rosin start with fresh-frozen plants.

Expert Insight: Same Maker, Different Oil

Camino and Lost Farm share a parent company, so shoppers often treat them as swaps. They’re built differently. Lost Farm leans on live resin and live rosin tied to a named strain. Camino groups its lines by format. Read the ingredients line on each label before you compare them.

Wana Quick is the third name on the list.

How Does Wana Quick Compare?

Wana Quick is its own gummy line from Wana Brands, sold alongside Wana’s Classic gummies. Wana brought both lines to New York in 2024 through a partnership with urbanXtracts, according to Prepared Foods. That launch listed 10 mg per gummy and 100 mg per package.

Wana markets Quick and Classic as separate collections. Ask a budtender to walk you through both labels side by side.

Here’s how the three brands line up.

Brand	Maker	Formats	What stands out
Camino	Kiva Confections	Gummies, Camino Sours, fruit chews	Three lines under one brand
Lost Farm	Kiva Confections	Gummies, chews	Live resin or live rosin, strain-specific
Wana Quick	Wana Brands	Gummies	Separate line from Wana Classic
Kiva bars	Kiva Confections	Chocolate bars	Kiva’s THC chocolate

Chocolate fans have one more Kiva option.

Where Does THC Chocolate Fit In?

Kiva makes chocolate bars under the Kiva name and smaller chocolate bites under its Terra brand, according to Kiva Confections. If you prefer THC chocolate to gummies, the same New York serving cap applies. A chocolate bar is often scored into pieces, so check the label for how many servings each piece holds.

Our THC edibles guide compares chocolate, gummies, and other formats in more detail.

Labels tie it all together.

How Do You Read a New York Edible Label?

Every New York edible label shows THC per serving and THC per package. New York’s processing rules cap edibles at 10 mg total THC per serving and 100 mg per package. That cap applies to Camino, Lost Farm, Wana, and every other edible on a licensed menu.

New York’s labeling rules also require servings per package and a QR code linked to the lab report. Read the serving size before you open the package.

Where to Find These Edibles in NYC

Culture House lists Camino, Lost Farm, Wana, and Kiva on its brand pages. We also list 1906 edibles. Browse THC chocolate and gummies by category.

Shop in person at our Midtown Manhattan store at 958 6th Ave. Or visit our Greenpoint, Brooklyn store at 807 Manhattan Ave. Stock changes often, so check the live menu before you visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Camino gummies sold in New York?

Camino gummies are made by Kiva Confections, and Culture House lists Camino on its brand pages. New York versions follow state rules, so each serving is capped at 10 mg THC. Stock changes often, so the Culture House live menu shows which Camino products are available today.

What is the difference between Camino and Lost Farm?

Camino and Lost Farm are both Kiva Confections brands, but they’re built differently. Camino offers gummies, Camino Sours, and fruit chews. Lost Farm makes strain-specific gummies and chews with live resin or live rosin. Culture House budtenders can compare both labels for you.

How much THC is in a New York edible?

New York caps adult-use edibles at 10 mg total THC per serving and 100 mg per package. Every label shows THC per serving and per package. Culture House carries only edibles made for New York’s licensed market, so every package follows these limits.

Is Wana Quick the same as regular Wana gummies?

Wana Quick is a separate collection from Wana’s Classic gummies. Wana launched both lines in New York in 2024 at 10 mg per gummy and 100 mg per package. A Culture House budtender can show you both labels so you can compare ingredients side by side.

Where can I buy THC chocolate in NYC?

Culture House sells THC chocolate in Midtown Manhattan and Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Kiva makes chocolate bars, and the chocolates category on our menu shows what’s in stock. Our THC edibles guide covers chocolate, gummies, and other formats if you’re comparing options before you shop.

The Bottom Line

Camino and Lost Farm share a maker but not a recipe, and Wana Quick is its own line. The label tells you the rest: THC per serving, servings per package, and the lab report.

This guide is for adults 21 and older. Culture House Midtown Manhattan, OCM License No. OCM-CAURD-24-00049.

Concerned about your cannabis use? Contact the New York State HOPEline by texting HOPENY, calling 1-877-8-HOPENY, or visiting oasas.ny.gov/hopeline.

Ready to Compare Labels?

Culture House budtenders will put Camino, Lost Farm, and Wana labels side by side for you. Stop by Midtown or Greenpoint, or check the live menu to see what’s in stock.