Shopping for 7g cannabis flower in Mount Holly NJ becomes much easier when the size decision is already made. Fire & Oak currently features three Noble Valley hybrid options in the same quarter-ounce format: Jomo #19, MAC 1, and Island Boi #10.
All three contain 7g and are currently categorized as hybrid flower by Fire & Oak. That creates a straightforward buying path: choose the Noble Valley product that interests you, review its current batch information, and add the quarter-ounce package that fits your order.
The collection also supports Fire & Oak’s broader approach to a thoughtfully curated cannabis menu. Noble Valley Harvest Company is a New Jersey cultivator based in Ewing, giving shoppers access to flower produced within the state. The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission currently lists Noble Valley as a cultivation business in Ewing.
A quarter-ounce is approximately 7 grams, according to New Jersey’s official adult-use cannabis guidance.
That is the common thread connecting these three products.
| Product | Fire & Oak Classification | Format | Current Listed Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jomo #19 | Hybrid | Pre-Pack | 7g |
| MAC 1 | Hybrid | Flower | 7g |
| Island Boi #10 | Hybrid | Flower | 7g |
Instead of comparing an eighth with a half-ounce or trying to decide between flower and pre-rolls, shoppers can keep the quantity consistent.
The decision becomes more product-focused.
Jomo #19 has detailed genetics and aroma information directly on its Fire & Oak listing. MAC 1 and Island Boi #10 currently provide their own batch-specific cannabinoid and terpene information through Fire & Oak’s menu.
That gives each package a different reason to make it into the cart.
Jomo #19 is the product with the most detailed profile information currently available through Fire & Oak.
The dispensary lists it as Noble Valley hybrid flower in a 7g Pre-Pack and identifies the genetics as:
GMO × Sugar Shack
The listing credits breeder Shwale and describes an aroma built around onion, garlic, and an intentionally funky “dirty gym socks” direction.
That immediately separates Jomo #19 from a generic hybrid flower purchase.
Consider Jomo #19 when you are specifically looking for:
The active Fire & Oak listing recently displayed 32.38% total THC and 2.68% total terpenes. Those figures belong to the batch represented on the live menu and may change when new inventory arrives.
That distinction matters.
A current cannabinoid percentage should help describe the package being sold today. It should not become a permanent specification attached to Jomo #19 in every future batch.
If the GMO-inspired profile is what caught your attention, open the Jomo #19 7g listing and review the active batch before checkout.
MAC 1 gives shoppers another Noble Valley hybrid without changing the 7g quantity.
Fire & Oak currently lists the product as hybrid Noble Valley flower in a 7g package. The live menu recently displayed 24.31% THC and 2.16% total terpenes for the available batch.
The most important point is that MAC 1 should be evaluated as its own product.
The current Fire & Oak menu does not provide the same extended genetics and aroma description that appears on the Jomo #19 listing. Rather than filling those gaps with information from unrelated producers, the safer buying approach is to use the details tied directly to Noble Valley’s current package.
MAC 1 may fit your order when you want:
This is also a good example of why a curated menu does not need every product to tell the same story.
Jomo #19 attracts attention through its clearly documented GMO lineage and aroma.
MAC 1 gives shoppers another recognized cultivar within the same brand and package size, allowing the live batch and personal product preference to guide the purchase.
Check MAC 1 7g at Fire & Oak for current availability, laboratory information, and price.
Island Boi #10 completes this Noble Valley trio.
Fire & Oak currently categorizes it as hybrid flower in a 7g package. Recent menu data showed 23.04% THC and 2.14% total terpenes for the active Fire & Oak batch.
The numbered name is one reason to treat the exact product carefully.
Instead of assuming information from a similarly named strain applies automatically to Island Boi #10, shoppers should review the Noble Valley package and Fire & Oak listing attached to this particular selection.
Island Boi #10 may make sense when you want:
The Fire & Oak flower catalog currently lists Island Boi #10 alongside the other Noble Valley 7g products, making it possible to compare all three without moving between unrelated brands or quantities.
Review Island Boi #10 7g before completing your order.
The value of this collection is not simply that each package contains more flower than a 3.5g eighth.
The bigger advantage is consistency in the shopping decision.
Each featured product gives you approximately one quarter-ounce from the same cultivator and within the same broad Fire & Oak hybrid category.
That makes it easier to focus on:
New Jersey officially identifies approximately 7g as one quarter-ounce of cannabis flower.
For someone already planning to purchase that quantity, starting with 7g listings can create a much faster path through a large flower menu.
The current batches also illustrate why THC percentage should not be the only purchase filter.
At the time reviewed, the three Fire & Oak listings showed different THC and terpene totals:
Jomo #19: 32.38% THC / 2.68% terpenes
MAC 1: 24.31% THC / 2.16% terpenes
Island Boi #10: 23.04% THC / 2.14% terpenes
Those numbers describe current batches. They do not establish a permanent ranking of the three cultivars.
Higher THC also does not automatically mean a product is the better purchase for every shopper.
A useful flower decision can include the cultivar itself, terpene information, genetics, aroma direction, package condition, price, and the type of product you intended to buy before opening the menu.
Fire & Oak’s live listings allow those factors to be reviewed before checkout.
Noble Valley Harvest Company gives this blog another connection to Fire & Oak’s curated-menu strategy.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission identifies Noble Valley Harvest Company as a cultivator in Ewing, New Jersey. State records also document its authorization to expand into adult personal-use cultivation as a Class 1 cultivator.
That makes the three products more than three random hybrid listings from the same menu.
They represent flower from a New Jersey cultivation operation offered through a licensed Mount Holly retailer.
Fire & Oak itself describes its menu as thoughtfully curated and emphasizes premium cannabis, quality products, and trusted brands as part of its Mount Holly shopping experience.
For shoppers, that approach can translate into a menu where brand selection matters alongside category and price.
Once the common 7g size is removed from the decision, the three options become easier to organize.
Jomo #19 currently provides the strongest product-description detail.
Choose it when GMO × Sugar Shack genetics and a garlic, onion, and funk-driven aroma are reasons you actively look for flower.
MAC 1 is the straightforward route for someone already interested in that cultivar and looking for a Noble Valley 7g package.
Check the active batch information rather than assuming the lab results will remain identical over time.
Island Boi #10 expands the choice while keeping the same brand, hybrid classification, and quarter-ounce quantity.
Use its live listing to compare the current laboratory panel with the other two Noble Valley options.
Adults ready to shop the collection can go directly to the three products:
Fire & Oak Mt. Holly is located at 5 Washington Street in Mount Holly, NJ and currently advertises in-store shopping, online pickup, and delivery.
Before completing the order, review the active product pages for current inventory, batch data, pricing, promotions, and fulfillment options.
New Jersey permits adults age 21 and older to purchase recreational cannabis from licensed dispensaries. In a single transaction, retailers may sell up to the equivalent of 28.35g, or one ounce, of usable cannabis.
That means:
If flower is combined with concentrates, vapes, or ingestible products, New Jersey equivalency rules apply to the entire transaction.
The NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission also advises adults to read product labels carefully, avoid driving while impaired, and store cannabis securely in its original child-resistant packaging.
Yes. Fire & Oak currently categorizes Jomo #19, MAC 1, and Island Boi #10 as hybrid flower.
Yes. Each product featured in this article is currently sold in a 7g package.
Approximately. New Jersey’s official adult-use guidance identifies a quarter-ounce as approximately 7 grams.
Fire & Oak identifies Jomo #19 as GMO × Sugar Shack and credits breeder Shwale.
The current Fire & Oak description emphasizes onions, garlic, and an intentionally funky aroma.
No. Cannabis laboratory results are batch-specific. Check the live Fire & Oak listing and physical package for the product being purchased.
Yes. The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission currently lists Noble Valley Harvest Company as a cultivator in Ewing.
Fire & Oak currently offers online ordering for pickup and delivery. Product availability and fulfillment eligibility should be confirmed during checkout.
Adults searching for 7g cannabis flower in Mount Holly NJ can keep the quantity consistent while choosing among three Noble Valley hybrids.
Start with Jomo #19 when GMO genetics and a garlic-forward funky profile are the main attraction.
Choose MAC 1 when you want another Noble Valley cultivar in the same quarter-ounce format.
Move to Island Boi #10 when you want a third hybrid selection without changing brands or package size.
Then visit Fire & Oak to compare current Noble Valley availability, review live batch details, and complete an eligible pickup or delivery order.