SHOP CANNABIS

Sugars (sugar, Tapioca Syrup), Water, Citric Acid, Pectin, Natural Flavour, Sodium Citrate, Natural Colour (vegetable Juice, Turmeric), Malic Acid, Tartaric Acid, Live Rosin

Rocket Pop Live Rosin Gummies by 1964 have landed! These nostalgic treats combine the vibrant flavours of cherry, lime, and blue raspberry with the potency of THC-V and premium Live Rosin. Each gummy is thoughtfully crafted to pair its bold, fruity taste. Made without gluten or animal products, these gummies are the ideal choice for those looking to add a spark to their edibles journey.

The cultural revolution of the 60s broke down old-fashioned stereotypes and created a new vision for how people could live.

In 1964, Professor Mechoulam discovered the organic compound THC. Whilst in took nearly 60 years from its discovery to its legalisation, that spirit of exploration has only grown stronger. Today, the spirit of 1964 is supplied by our team of pioneers who grow quality, craft cannabis in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia.

Rubicon Organics

Rubicon Organics Inc. is a Licensed Producer focused on building super-premium organic cannabis brands* with operations in Canada, Washington and California. Rubicon Organics’ flagship Canadian facility is a 125,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art hybrid greenhouse with industry leading LED lighting and is located on a 20-acre property in Delta, British Columbia. The Company’s Washington facility is a newly constructed, 40,000 sq. ft. hybrid greenhouse and extraction facility. Rubicon Organics has commenced production in both facilities with a combined Phase I capacity of 15,500 kg per year, including 4,500 kg leased to a Washington State licensed operator applying Rubicon Organics’ proprietary organic cultivation methods*. The Company also owns two award-winning U.S. cannabis brands: 1964 Supply Co. in California and Doctor & Crook Co. in Washington.

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