Cannabis & Tech Today • Seasonal Product Roundup
A look at the flavors, packaging, character collaborations, and device formats appearing in the 2026 Halloween submissions.
Halloween gives cannabis brands a recognizable visual vocabulary: dark characters, seasonal fruit, confectionery references, and familiar objects recast for October. Across the submissions received by Cannabis & Tech Today, those ideas appear in packaging, product names, flavor descriptions, and collaborations, offering a snapshot of how companies are presenting their portfolios this season.
The collection also reaches beyond explicit Halloween releases. Alongside sour-apple belts and a character-driven glass collaboration are established vape formats, a touchscreen device, and a CBN entry built around research claims. Bringing them together reveals the different ways brands approach a seasonal editorial brief, from a change of identity to a change of format.
Confections and Drinks
Seasonal flavors and familiar food formats recur throughout the submissions, from apple and pistachio to bakery collaborations and wine-style presentation.
KANHA
Haunted Hybrid Sinister Sour Apple Rosin Belts
KANHA’s Halloween submission centers on a sour-apple confection with a purple-and-black sugar coating. The company describes the coating as reactive under ultraviolet light and identifies live rosin as the cannabis ingredient. The combination of color, texture, and lighting makes the product’s visual treatment a central part of its seasonal identity.
incredibles
Magnolia Bakery Chocolate Bars
The incredibles submission features two confections developed around Magnolia Bakery desserts: Red Velvet Piece Ahhh Cake and Swirled Famous Banana Pudding. The accompanying description references cream-cheese flavor in the red-velvet version and vanilla cookies and freeze-dried banana in the other. Both are described as THC-infused chocolate bars, placing an established bakery identity within cannabis packaging.
TerrAscend
Cuue
TerrAscend submitted Cuue chocolate, describing a milk-chocolate bar with raspberry and cheesecake flavors divided into ten pieces. The entry situates the product within a broader lineup of THC-only and cannabinoid-enhanced formulations. Its presentation uses familiar confectionery language, while the segmented format makes the individual pieces a prominent feature of the product description.
Playdate
Non-Alcoholic THC-Infused Rosé
Playdate’s submission describes a beverage made from California-grown grapes, with hemp-derived THC and an alcohol-free rosé format. Two entries were received for the same product and have been consolidated here. The bottle and wine terminology illustrate how cannabis beverages borrow established visual and cultural cues from other beverage categories.
Jaunty
Orange Swirl Hash Gummies
Orange Swirl is one of the flavors in Jaunty’s hash-gummy range. The company describes an orange-and-vanilla profile and a formulation containing THC and CBG, with solventless hash as the cannabis ingredient. In the context of the submissions, the product reflects a broader emphasis on naming the extract type alongside a familiar dessert flavor.
LEVIA
Bad Apple Cannabis Seltzer
LEVIA submitted Bad Apple as a limited seasonal cannabis seltzer with an apple flavor, describing it as sugar-free and zero-calorie. The name connects the beverage to autumn while retaining the brand’s seltzer format. The entry presents a seasonal variation within an existing product category rather than a separate Halloween-specific hardware or packaging concept.
INSA
Wicked Pistachio Bar
INSA’s Wicked Pistachio submission describes a seasonal chocolate bar combining milk chocolate, white chocolate, and pistachio. The ingredient list includes dairy, soy, and pistachio ingredients. Its Halloween connection rests on the “Wicked” name and seasonal positioning, while the pistachio component gives the entry a different confectionery identity from the fruit-flavored submissions.
Vape Formats and Seasonal Identity
The vape submissions combine seasonal naming with changes to device format and presentation. Specifications below are drawn from the submitted descriptions and have not been independently tested.
Muha Meds
Graveyard Edition All-in-Ones
Muha Meds submitted a Graveyard Edition of its all-in-one distillate vape line, with names including Diablo Lime, Midnight Mandarine, Phantom Pineapple, and Nightmare OG. The company describes rechargeable devices and cannabis-derived terpenes. The seasonal treatment is most apparent in the naming system, which applies a shared horror vocabulary across several variants.
Be$os
La Diablita
Be$os describes La Diablita as a limited-edition liquid-diamonds cartridge accompanied by themed merchandise. The submission emphasizes fiery packaging and a character-led Halloween identity. The cartridge is listed as a 1.25-gram format; the broader significance of the entry is its use of a recognizable seasonal character to connect packaging and merchandise.
Bonanza Cannabis Company
Toasted Marshmallow Cartridge
Bonanza’s Toasted Marshmallow submission uses a campfire flavor reference to connect its cartridge line with autumn. The company identifies the product as a limited seasonal release in a one-gram format. Its creative direction draws on an outdoor seasonal ritual, expanding the range of Halloween associations beyond the ghosts, monsters, and confectionery motifs elsewhere in the submissions.
Select
Briq 2 Grape Ace
Select submitted Grape Ace within its Briq 2 line, with a description built around Concord-grape, berry, and woody flavor notes. Those sensory descriptions are the company’s own. Within the collection, this entry represents a flavor-led presentation, with the grape identity carrying more of the seasonal narrative than a dedicated Halloween product name.
Raw Garden
Distillate All-in-One Vape
Raw Garden’s submission describes a one-gram all-in-one distillate vape range with twelve variants and terpene formulations from True Terpenes. Named examples include Blue Dream, Strawberry Cough, and Gelato. The entry illustrates the use of a common device format across a wider flavor portfolio, with formulation partnerships forming part of the accompanying brand story.
Jaunty
Liquid Diamonds Vape Line
Jaunty submitted a 1.5-gram all-in-one line under the Liquid Diamonds name, citing True Terpenes’ Headstash formulation in its description. Space Candy, Magic Melon, and Ruby Red Diesel are among the named varieties. The submission places ingredient and extract terminology at the center of its positioning, alongside a family of distinctive variant names.
Beboe
Inspired Blend Disposable Vape Pen
Beboe’s Inspired Blend submission identifies a combination of THC, CBG, and CBD in a disposable vape-pen format. The entry relies on blend identity and the brand’s design language for its seasonal presentation. Claims about mental clarity or particular subjective effects are not treated here as established product performance.
Jaunty
All-Stars
Jaunty describes All-Stars as a one-gram all-in-one adaptation of its Classic cartridge portfolio. The submitted hardware details include USB-C charging, a ceramic atomizer, and a transparent window around the oil chamber. Pineapple Express, Blueberry Kush, and Sour Diesel are the listed variants. These are manufacturer-described features rather than findings from a hands-on assessment.
Flower and Pre-Roll Presentations
These entries emphasize collection names, ingredient combinations, and familiar product formats as the foundation for seasonal presentation.
Dark Heart
Razzle Dazzle
Dark Heart submitted Razzle Dazzle as part of its Forbidden Fruits collection. The brand describes it as a hybrid with raspberry and fuel-like aroma notes, linking a fruit-led identity with the darker tone of the collection name. The submission’s sensory language comes from the company and has not been independently evaluated for this roundup.
RYTHM
Remix Pre-Rolls
RYTHM’s Remix entry describes indoor-grown flower combined with THCa diamonds and kief. The Remix name frames the product as a variation on the company’s flower portfolio. The submission highlights the infused format; this roundup records that product positioning without adopting the potency superlatives used in the accompanying promotional copy.
Dogwalkers
Show Dogs
Dogwalkers submitted Show Dogs as an infused pre-roll line containing cannabis flower and THC diamonds. The described formats include a five-piece Mini Dog tin and an individual Big Dog tube. The company’s established naming system carries through to the line, making format and packaging part of the identity alongside the infused composition.
Objects, Interfaces, and Research Positioning
The remaining submissions broaden the picture to character-based glass design, device interfaces, and the way cannabinoid research is presented through a branded product.
HEMPER × RIPNDIP
Killer Nermal Collection
The Killer Nermal collaboration applies RIPNDIP’s cat character to a Halloween-themed glass collection. HEMPER’s submission describes two bong designs and a hand pipe, with costume, mask, and knife motifs appearing across the pieces. As a design story, the collection shows a character identity being adapted across several objects within one seasonal collaboration.
DaVinci
EQ Skyrise Limited Edition
DaVinci’s submission describes the EQ Skyrise with an integrated touchscreen, a dual-tower glass component, and a quartz heating system. The company presents device controls directly on the unit rather than through a paired app. The interface and material choices provide a technology-focused counterpart to the packaging and flavor-led entries elsewhere in the roundup.
Clean Torch
Starter Kit
Clean Torch submitted a rechargeable flameless lighter with two attachments and a range of color options. The entry centers on an alternative device form for an established smoking accessory. Its accompanying health and exposure claims have not been independently evaluated and are not adopted here as conclusions about the product’s safety.
FloraWorks
TruCBN
FloraWorks submitted TruCBN, describing a plant-derived CBN product without melatonin. Its accompanying text centers on sleep research and a proposed mechanism involving orexin. That proposed mechanism is identified as a hypothesis in the submission. A separate review of the underlying research would be needed to assess the clinical claims; this entry documents the company’s research-led positioning.
Editorial Notes and FAQs
How was this roundup assembled?
The source is the Cannabis & Tech Today 2026 Halloween submission export dated October 12, 2026. All 23 submissions were reviewed, and the two entries for Playdate rosé were consolidated into one card. Products are grouped by format rather than ranked.
Has Cannabis & Tech Today tested these products?
This article is based on submitted descriptions. The export records commitments to arrange product samples, which do not establish that samples were received or tested. The roundup makes no claim of hands-on evaluation.
Are all of these Halloween-exclusive products?
No. Some submissions identify limited seasonal editions or Halloween collaborations; others present existing products for the seasonal roundup. The individual entries preserve that distinction.
How are company claims handled?
Specifications and sensory descriptions are attributed to the submitting companies. Claims of guaranteed effects, health benefits, safety advantages, or clinical superiority have not been adopted as editorial findings.
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Source: brand and agency submissions supplied to Cannabis & Tech Today. Product photography courtesy of the submitting brands and agencies; supplied images may depict a product line rather than a specific variant. Featured illustration created with AI. This roundup documents submitted products and their presentation; it is not a ranking or a hands-on review.
