When it comes to purchasing THCA flower, it's essential to navigate the legal landscape carefully, especially since regulations can vary significantly from state to state. Here’s a concise overview to keep you informed:
Under the 2018 Farm Bill, the distinction between hemp and marijuana hinges solely on the levels of delta-9 THC present in the cannabis plant. Specifically, any Cannabis sativa plant with delta-9 THC levels below 0.3% is classified as hemp. Therefore, hemp flower that boasts high THCA levels while maintaining delta-9 THC levels below that threshold is considered legal.
In North Carolina, THCA is legal, but it's crucial to verify your own state’s regulations regarding THCA before making a purchase.
Please note that due to varying state laws, we are unable to ship THCA products to certain states. We are in the process of developing an automated system to streamline state-by-state shipping rules on our website. In the meantime, we kindly ask customers from the following states to avoid adding THCA products to their cart:
If you inadvertently add THCA to your cart and live in one of these states, we will need to cancel your order and process a refund, which may take a few days to appear in your account. To prevent any inconvenience, please refrain from including THCA items in your cart if you reside in the affected states.
Please note that this list is subject to change at any time.
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