Solventless Rosin Gummies & More Edible Trends: The Ultimate Guide

It’s hard to keep up with every trend in an ever-evolving industry. So, we did the work for you! If you’re considering entering the edibles space (which is increasing in national sales by 31% yearly), these are the top three 2024 cannabis trends to know. 

Solventless Rosin Gummies 

As the industry matures, so do its consumers’ tastes and preferences. This is one key reason why rosin, in general, and specifically solventless rosin gummies, are trending. Rosin aligns with clean weed trends, where consumers are seeking out concentrates and edibles made with solventless methods instead of distillate and live resin, which come from solvent-based extraction like butane and ethanol. 

This means the solventless oil is extracted from plants without using common solvents, like butane or ethanol. For edible consumers, this offers a pure, cleaner experience and often tastes better without the common cringy aftertaste distillate and live resin can leave behind. 

Even more, edibles generally lack guidance on the specific types of effects to expect. Until recently, potency and classifications like “sativa,” “indica,” or “hybrid” were the only ways to decipher potential effects. Now, with strain-specific or single-source origin rosin gummies, like those made by Ay Papi, My Green Network, and Huckleberry Hills Farms (and other leading California cultivators!), consumers can experience the effects of one strain without having to guess what to expect. 

CBN Edibles 

If you have an older or aging loved one, you’ve likely been asked, “Got anything to help me sleep?” As stigmas break down, the older generation (and more!) are opening their eyes to the benefits of cannabis for sleep. Not only can it help consumers catch their z’s more naturally, but without the grogginess that traditional sleeping pills or aids, like melatonin, can leave behind in the AM. 

Hence, the rise of CBN-specific gummies and more. So, what is CBN in edibles? CBN is a lesser-known cannabinoid that cannabis plants produce. Unlike THC, it’s non-psychoactive in its effects (a.k.a., doesn’t get you high), but early research is proving it’s responsible for the plant’s sedating or sleep-inducing effects.

If you want to try the trend yourself, look for Tyson 2.0’s Night Bites or CBN-infused gummies from brands like West Coast Cure,  Heavy Hitters, Dime, or CaliLily. 

Specialty Infusions 

Again, in line with the fact that consumers are more educated than ever, demand is also rising for specialty infusions. This includes specific terpene infusions and special ingredient or nutraceutical infusions, such as nootropics, mushrooms, caffeine, etc. These types of edibles, like the strain-specific rosin gummies, give consumers a better idea of the effects to expect and fine-tune the effects they hope to achieve. 

Like the CBN edible, specialty infusions can also include other minor cannabinoids, such as THCV, a type of THC that is proving to be responsible for cannabis’ increased focus and energy effects.