If you’re looking for a legal way to find relief or take the edge off, high-THCa flower could be the answer.

THCa is a naturally occuring acid compound within hemp and cannabis flowers. Under heat or pressure, THCa converts to Delta-9 THC—the cannabinoid that creates the high we love.

That means that a high-THCa flower (like this one) can give you a very similar feeling to full-spectrum cannabis. But since it contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, it’s federally legal and Farm Bill compliant.

So you can have your cannabis and smoke it, too.

This flower can be used to roll your own joints, or to add to your favorite bong, bubbler, or hand pipe. Since THCa needs heat to convert to THC, this flower isn’t the best choice for homemade topicals or edibles.

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