Channel The Magic Of Raw Cannabis With A Strain That Is Just So Frosty!

THCA is the chemical precursor to THC, and THCA flower is harvested before the curing process of cannabis begins, producing low levels of federally illegal Delta 9 THC. In its raw state, THCA flower is non psychoactive, until you put a flame to it, that is. Applied light or heat causes rapid decarboxylation, converting the THCA into Delta 9 THC. This means that as soon as you put a sparked lighter to this flower, it becomes indistinguishable from the same cannabis you would buy from a dispensary in a recreationally legal state. Because this flower is harvested ahead of curing, it falls under the legal jurisdiction of hemp. There is no extraction, infusion, spraying, or dipping needed. Confused? Visit our blog page for a full breakdown on the nitty gritty of this UNMISSABLE flower.

Uplifting and distinctly cerebral, Grape Frosty is perfect for days when you need to get it done. Our staff report a productive and thought-provoking head high with a body euphoria that is long lasting and very potent. It’s frosty buds are flecked with gorgeous purples and oranges, and it boasts an aroma reminiscent of a Diesel family lineage, with the distinct pungence of gasoline.

Storage

Keep your hemp flower, prerolls, and blunts in their original container and a dry area at room temperature and away from direct sunlight. Also, be sure to reseal the 3.5-gram package tightly between each use.

Hemp-derived Delta 8 THC products are not to be consumed if you are a minor, pregnant, or operating heavy machinery.

Two Things to Always Look for when Buying Hemp Flower

There are several things you should look for when you are buying hemp flower. The color of the buds, the pungent aroma when you open the package, and the feel of the buds are all indicators of a fresh hemp flower. However, there are two things that you should always look for before making a hemp flower purchase.

#1. Make sure that the hemp was grown in the United States. Hemp has a unique ability to pull toxins from the soil. This is why it needs to be grown in clean soil and without the use of pesticides. In America, the United States Department of Agriculture oversees our hemp farms and makes sure they follow their guidelines to ensure the purity of the hemp. Hemp imported from other countries may not have been grown using these same strict standards. Therefore, the imported hemp may contain heavy metals and pesticides absorbed from the soil and molds that it may have picked up if grown in too moist of an environment. You should never trust your lungs to imported hemp.

#2 Hemp flower that an independent laboratory tests. The FDA does not oversee the hemp product industry, nor does any other government agency. This means that the content of the product and the accuracy of the labeling are left to the manufacturer’s honesty. Therefore, the only way you can be sure that you are getting the full amount of hemp-derived Delta 8 THC you are paying for is by inspecting a Certificate of Analysis (COA) issued after third-party lab tests the hemp product. Unfortunately, many have taken advantage of this to where one study showed that 70% of the hemp products tested did not contain the amount of cannabinoids listed on the label.