Updated October 16, 2026
On a Kronton Elixir listing, the indica, sativa or hybrid word names the type of plant behind the live rosin. Kronton tags Cotton Candy as hybrid, Mango Slushie as indica and Strawberry Cough Splash as sativa.
These three words are trade names for plant groups. Growers and shops use them to sort plants. On a drink, the word points back to where an ingredient started. It is not a lab result, and it does not stand in for the lab report on each product page.
How Kronton labels each Elixir flavor
Kronton assigns one plant type to each of its three Elixir flavors. The word sits among the label facts for each product.
- Cotton Candy - Elixir: hybrid
- Mango Slushie - Elixir: indica
- Strawberry Cough Splash - Elixir: sativa
All three flavors share one price: $40, as listed on October 16, 2026. Each is a hemp-derived THC drink made with live rosin. Kronton describes them as ready-to-drink and shelf-stable.
What indica, sativa and hybrid name
Indica and sativa are old names for two broad groups of cannabis plants. Growers first used them to describe how plants looked and grew. Indica plants are often described as short and bushy with wide leaves. Sativa plants are often described as tall with narrow leaves.
Hybrid names a plant bred from both lines. Crossbreeding is common in the trade, so hybrid shows up often on menus and labels.
Shops and growers still use these three names to sort and catalog plants. On a drink label, the word tells a buyer which group the source plant falls into.
A plant label and a lab report answer different questions
A plant type word describes origin. A lab report describes what a tested sample contained. One does not replace the other.
Each Elixir page carries its own report link, placed in the product description. When reading one, compare three details with the bottle: product name, format, and the lot or sample reference. Name alone does not confirm a match.
The sample reference on a report may differ from the batch code printed on the package. If the details do not line up, buyers can reach the store through the contact page.
Where to find the label on the listing
- Open the Kronton Elixir THC drink collection and choose a flavor.
- Scan the product details for the plant type word: hybrid, indica or sativa.
- Check the format facts nearby, such as 12.68 fl oz and 375ml on Mango Slushie and Strawberry Cough Splash.
- Open the product description to reach the report link.
The product page also shows what can be ordered. For a wider look at label terms, see How to Read a THC Drink Label.
Labels on the bundle and monthly pack
The Kronton Elixir - Premium Bundle is listed at $110 on October 16, 2026. Its label facts name all three plant types: hybrid, indica and sativa.
The Kronton Elixir Monthly - Three Flavor Pack holds one bottle of each flavor. On October 16, 2026, its one-time price was listed at $120 and its subscription price at $90. So every pack covers the hybrid, indica and sativa flavors together.
Nothing is charged automatically. Each month an email brings a checkout link, and buyers can skip, pause or cancel from that email.
Notes for store owners
Plant type words give retailers a simple way to sort a shelf. A store can group the three flavors by hybrid, indica and sativa, or by flavor name.
Retailers can request a wholesale account through the Wholesale page. Once Kronton approves an account, signing in there reveals trade pricing for the three Elixir flavors. Stores can also order through the distributor Zigg Distro.
Shop Kronton Elixir
Kronton Elixir is a live rosin THC drink in three flavors, each in a 375 ml bottle. For adults 21 and over.
Related reading
- How to Read a THC Drink Label
- What is a live rosin THC drink?
- THC drinks: what to know before you buy
- Kronton: questions and answers
Questions and answers
Is Kronton Mango Slushie indica or sativa?
Mango Slushie carries the indica tag on its Kronton listing. The word names the plant type behind its live rosin.
Which Kronton drink is sativa?
Strawberry Cough Splash carries the sativa tag. Its listing also shows 12.68 fl oz and 375ml among the format facts.
What does hybrid mean on a THC drink?
Hybrid names a plant bred from both indica and sativa lines. Cotton Candy is the hybrid flavor in the Kronton Elixir line.
Does the indica or sativa label come from a lab report?
No. The word describes the source plant group. Lab reports are separate documents, linked from each Elixir product description.
Where is the plant type shown on a Kronton listing?
It appears in the product details on each Elixir page. The report link is on the same page, in the description.