Adults searching for Noble Valley flower near Hainesport NJ can explore three distinctive 7g cultivars through Fire & Oak in nearby Mount Holly: JOMO #19, OC Mac, and Death by Boof #5.
All three products keep one important part of the decision consistent: each comes in a 7g package, approximately one quarter ounce.
That allows Hainesport-area shoppers to focus on what really separates the cultivars—their genetics, current batch information, classification, and individual flower profiles—without also comparing different package sizes.
One of the easiest ways to compare cannabis flower is to remove unnecessary variables.
With these Noble Valley products, the brand and quantity stay the same:
JOMO #19 — 7g
OC Mac — 7g
Death by Boof #5 — 7g
Seven grams is approximately one quarter ounce, making these products a larger option than the familiar 3.5g eighth while remaining well below New Jersey’s maximum dried-flower purchase allowance for a single adult-use transaction.
For shoppers already looking for a quarter ounce, the question becomes much simpler:
Which Noble Valley cultivar fits what you want to explore?
JOMO #19 7g is one of Noble Valley’s more recognizable flower selections.
Fire & Oak identifies the cultivar as:
GMO × Sugar Shack
with Shwale listed as the breeder.
The product description emphasizes an aroma profile built around onion, garlic, and a distinctive funky character associated with the GMO side of the cross.
That lineage gives JOMO #19 a very different identity from the other products in this article.
Rather than choosing it based only on a potency number, shoppers can consider the genetics first and then review the current product listing for the latest cannabinoid and terpene information.
Because cannabis inventory rotates, availability and laboratory results should always be confirmed through the live Fire & Oak menu before ordering.
OC Mac 7g gives Hainesport-area shoppers another route within the same quarter-ounce format.
Fire & Oak currently categorizes OC Mac as sativa-dominant flower and lists it in a 7g package.
The current Fire & Oak menu shows approximately 20.65% THC and 0.86% total terpenes for the listed batch. Those values are batch-specific and may change with future inventory.
What matters most is that OC Mac changes the cultivar profile without changing the quantity.
A shopper comparing JOMO #19 with OC Mac is therefore not choosing between a quarter ounce and an eighth, or between two different brands. Both are Noble Valley 7g products.
The decision stays focused on the flower.
The third option is Death by Boof #5 7g.
Current Noble Valley product information identifies Death by Boof #5 as:
Death Star × Super Boof
That pairing gives this cultivar one of the clearest genetic stories in the group. Multiple current New Jersey listings identify Beanfiendz, Mitten Master, and Mobile Jay in connection with the cross.
This makes Death by Boof #5 useful for shoppers who prefer to navigate flower selections by lineage rather than simply looking for the highest displayed THC percentage.
Its 7g format also keeps the comparison consistent with JOMO #19 and OC Mac.
Before purchasing, shoppers should use the exact Fire & Oak listing to confirm current availability and batch information.
With all three products available in the same 7g format, the choice can stay centered on the cultivar.
JOMO #19 combines GMO × Sugar Shack, giving shoppers a cultivar with a strong genetic connection to GMO.
OC Mac is currently categorized by Fire & Oak as sativa-dominant flower, creating a different route within Noble Valley’s 7g selection.
Death by Boof #5 connects two established genetic names in Death Star and Super Boof.
There is no universal winner among the three.
The advantage of this lineup is that shoppers can keep the brand and quarter-ounce package size constant while exploring three clearly different cultivars.
A 7g package contains approximately one quarter ounce of cannabis flower.
That places it between a standard 3.5g eighth and larger 14g half-ounce packages.
For a shopper already looking for Noble Valley flower in a larger format, 7g can simplify the purchase because the entire quarter ounce comes in one package.
It also makes this particular comparison easier.
Instead of asking:
Do I want 3.5g, 7g, or 14g?
the shopper can ask:
Which Noble Valley 7g cultivar interests me most?
That keeps the purchasing decision focused and makes the live menu easier to navigate.
Cannabis menus make THC percentages highly visible, but potency is only one part of a flower product.
The three Noble Valley selections illustrate that clearly.
JOMO #19
GMO × Sugar Shack
OC Mac
A separate Noble Valley cultivar currently categorized by Fire & Oak as sativa-dominant.
Death by Boof #5
Death Star × Super Boof
Those differences can help shoppers narrow their choices even before considering batch-specific potency and terpene results.
It is also important to remember that laboratory results can change.
A THC or terpene percentage associated with a current batch should never be treated as a permanent specification for every future package of the same cultivar.
For the most accurate information, use the live Fire & Oak listing and physical product label.
Fire & Oak serves Hainesport-area customers from its dispensary at 5 Washington Street in Mount Holly, NJ.
The dedicated Hainesport Area We Serve page allows shoppers to browse flower and other cannabis categories, review the current menu, order ahead for pickup, and check delivery availability before traveling to Mount Holly. Fire & Oak specifically highlights rotating flower selections across different brands, sizes, formats, and strain profiles for Hainesport customers.
Fire & Oak is not physically located in Hainesport. It serves Hainesport and surrounding communities from its nearby Mount Holly location.
For adults searching for Noble Valley flower near Hainesport NJ, checking the current menu first is the best way to confirm which of these 7g cultivars is available.
Hainesport is part of Fire & Oak’s broader Burlington County service area.
Fire & Oak’s updated website positions the Mount Holly dispensary as a destination for cannabis shoppers throughout Burlington County, with flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, topicals, online ordering, pickup, delivery options, and nearby parking.
That broader Burlington County focus gives shoppers another way to explore Fire & Oak beyond a single municipality.
Customers traveling from Hainesport can use the local Area We Serve page for specific information, while shoppers from other Burlington County communities can explore Fire & Oak to learn more about the Mount Holly dispensary and current menu.
The connection is simple:
Hainesport → Burlington County → Fire & Oak in Mount Holly → current Noble Valley flower selection
Cannabis flower is batch-specific.
Before ordering JOMO #19, OC Mac, or Death by Boof #5, check the exact Fire & Oak product page for:
This is especially important when comparing products from information found across multiple websites.
The Fire & Oak listing and physical package should be the final references for the exact product being purchased.
Adults age 21 and older can purchase regulated adult-use cannabis from licensed New Jersey dispensaries.
New Jersey currently allows up to the legal equivalent of 28.35g, or one ounce, of dried cannabis flower in a single transaction.
A 7g package represents approximately one quarter ounce, so each Noble Valley product featured here is well below that maximum on its own.
Consumers should keep cannabis securely stored away from children and pets, follow product labeling, never drive while impaired, and never transport cannabis across state lines.
For current regulations, shoppers should review information from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission.
Fire & Oak carries Noble Valley flower based on current inventory, including 7g products such as JOMO #19, OC Mac, and Death by Boof #5. Availability can rotate, so check the live menu before ordering.
Each product featured in this article contains 7g of flower, approximately one quarter ounce.
JOMO #19 is identified as GMO × Sugar Shack, with Shwale listed as the breeder.
Current Noble Valley product information identifies Death by Boof #5 as Death Star × Super Boof.
Fire & Oak currently categorizes its Noble Valley OC Mac 7g listing as sativa-dominant flower.
Yes. Seven grams is approximately one quarter ounce.
No. Fire & Oak is located at 5 Washington Street in Mount Holly, NJ, and serves shoppers from nearby Hainesport and other Burlington County communities.
Yes. Fire & Oak’s website includes local information for multiple Burlington County communities served from its Mount Holly dispensary.
For adults searching for Noble Valley flower near Hainesport NJ, these three quarter-ounce products provide different ways to explore the brand while keeping package size consistent.
Start with JOMO #19 7g for GMO × Sugar Shack genetics.
Explore OC Mac 7g for a current sativa-dominant Noble Valley option.
Or choose Death by Boof #5 7g when Death Star × Super Boof genetics stand out.
Then visit Fire & Oak or the dedicated Hainesport Area We Serve page to check current inventory and plan an in-store visit, pickup order, or eligible delivery from nearby Hainesport.