THCA is a compound that is abundant in live cannabis plants, and the precursor to THC. After the plant is harvested and dried, the THCA slowly converts into THC (the compound in cannabis chiefly responsible for a euphoric high). However, when you purchase cannabis, these dried buds still contain mostly THCA—not THC. In order to convert the rest of the THCA into THC, you must apply heat by smoking the buds with a lighter or by vaporizing them.

This conversion process of turning THCA into THC is called decarboxylation, because it involves removing carbon atoms from carbon chains. In cannabutter recipes, instructions always mention that cannabis needs to be decarboxylated in an oven in order for edibles to deliver potent effects—that’s because the THCA needs to be converted into THC.

This combined with the 2018 Farm Bill defining hemp as being any cannabis plant under 0.3% THC, allows us to sell and enjoy THCA flower here in Tennessee.

Yes! But all pets must be on a leash or held at all times.

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