Boutiq Infused Minis, Live Diamonds with Indoor Flower, is a jarred five pack sold in jar quantities within the Boutiq pre-roll range. The published variation figures at the time of writing are $125.00 for 5 jars, $200.00 for 10 jars, $375.00 for 25 jars and $600.00 for 50 jars. The title records the format as a five pack running from 0.5g to 2.5g, which is describing the individual piece size and the jar total rather than a range you select between.
Reading the notation in the product title
Titles in this part of the catalogue compress a lot into very little, and this one is worth unpacking because buyers misread it regularly. Five pack refers to the number of rolls in one jar. The two figures describe the individual piece and the jar contents respectively, not a choice of size and not a variable quantity.
What this means when you order is that the variation you pick controls how many jars arrive, and the composition of each jar is fixed. If your customers ask for a different piece size, this is not the listing that provides it, and there is nothing on the page to configure toward that.
Why this shop lists infused mini jars more than once
There is a second infused mini jar listing on the wholesale shelf with a different tier structure, and it is reasonable to wonder why both exist. The differences that are readable from the listings are the tier ladders and the entry point: this one starts at five jars, the other starts at ten and extends to a hundred.
The practical reading is that this listing is pitched at smaller orders and the other at larger ones. Beyond that, we are not going to assert differences we cannot see in the product data. If the distinction matters for your buying, ask the shop rather than inferring from two pages that describe similar goods.
Five jars as a genuine trial quantity
The lowest tier here is unusually small for a listing of this kind, and that makes it useful. Five jars is enough to put the product on a shelf and see whether it moves, and small enough that being wrong costs very little.
Use it that way. Buy five, put them out, and pay attention to what customers ask when they pick one up rather than only to whether it sells. The questions tell you what your shelf copy is missing, and fixing that before you buy fifty is worth more than the margin difference between the tiers.
What live diamonds with indoor flower describes
Two components are named. Diamonds refers to a crystalline concentrated cannabis material. Indoor flower refers to plant material grown under artificial light in a controlled environment rather than outdoors. The product combines them, which is what makes it infused rather than plain.
Both are descriptions of category, not measurements. Neither term quantifies anything, and neither is a substitute for testing. Potency figures appearing as attributes across this catalogue are supplier statements about grade rather than analysis of a batch. The Food and Drug Administration keeps an official summary of cannabis product regulation that is worth reading before you write claims of your own.
Putting a five pack jar in front of a customer
A jar of five sits in an awkward and rather good commercial position: too substantial to be an impulse grab, too small to be a considered purchase. That means it benefits more than most lines from a short shelf explanation.
Two sentences do the work. Say that they are infused, because a customer expecting plain rolled flower will be surprised. And say how many are in the jar, because the price only makes sense once someone knows what it buys. Shops that leave both unstated get the same two questions all day.
Storing jarred stock in quantity
This is organic material in sealed jars, so the risks are environmental rather than mechanical. Keep cases indoors at a stable temperature, out of direct light and well away from damp. Heat and light strip aroma, which is what customers judge the product on. Damp risks mould, which is the only genuinely serious failure mode here.
Leave jars sealed until they are sold. A jar opened for inspection in a stockroom is no longer a sealed retail unit, and there is very little you can learn by opening one that justifies that.
No packing date, no cultivar information, no certificate of analysis. That is the norm for this shelf rather than a fault of this listing, and the sensible response is to describe what is recorded and be plain about what is not, rather than filling gaps with confident guesses that a customer may later test.
Five pack jars, trade questions
How many rolls are in one jar?
Five, as stated in the product title. The variation options control the number of jars, not the contents of each.
What do the two weights in the title mean?
They describe the individual piece and the jar total. They are not a size you select.
What is the smallest order?
Five jars, published at $125.00 at the time of writing.
Can I choose flavours?
The variations here are jar quantities. Ask the shop about assortment availability.
How does this differ from the other infused mini jar listing?
Visibly, in the tier structure and entry point. We will not claim differences the product data does not show.
Is analysis documentation included?
None is attached. Ask before ordering if your business requires it.
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