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Experience the exceptional quality of Valley Hemp's THCa flower. Our hand-picked, premium buds provide the wellness benefits of cannabis without the psychoactive effects. With rich flavors and smooth smoke, Valley Hemp’s THCa flower is the perfect way to enjoy nature’s finest while staying clear-headed. Elevate your journey with the pure, potent power of Valley Hemp.

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How to Consume THCa Flowers

What is THCa Flower

THCa flower is simply raw cannabis flower in its natural, unheated form.
It contains tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCa) — the non-psychoactive precursor to THC (Delta-9). When you heat it by smoking or vaping, THCa decarboxylates into THC, which is what causes the psychoactive effects.

Legally, because it contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, it's classified as hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill — even though it looks, smells, and feels just like regular weed. THCa flower is not sprayed or synthetic like some other cannabinoids (e.g., HHC or Delta-8); it’s naturally grown cannabis, just sold before being activated by heat.

This loophole is how THCa flower is federally legal, even in states without recreational cannabis programs.

Will THCA flower get me high? 

Yes, THCa gets you high — but only when it's heated.

THCa (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is the non-psychoactive, raw form of THC found in cannabis. On its own, THCa will not get you high — if you eat raw flower, you won’t feel any psychoactive effects.

However, when heated (via smoking, vaping, or cooking), THCa goes through a process called decarboxylation, which converts it into Delta-9 THC — the compound responsible for the "high." This is the same process used in dispensaries and at home when making edibles.
“To answer the question — does THCa get you high? — you couldn't get high without it.”
In fact, all cannabis flower is THCa in its natural state. The "weed" you buy at a dispensary or from a plug is mostly THCa until it’s heated. Lab results confirm that both dispensary flower and THCa hemp flower have similar THCa levels, and both will get you high when consumed with heat.

How Potent is THCA flower? 

THCa flower is very potent — it’s basically regular weed before it's heated.

THCa is regular flower… just Delta-9 THC before it's combusted. As soon as it is combusted, it does turn into regular THC and gives you that psychoactive effect you’re looking for.

In terms of strength:

There are only two cannabinoids that make me only able to smoke half a joint and tap out — THCa and Delta-9.
So yes — THCa hits just as hard as traditional cannabis when smoked. The raw percentage might seem a bit lower on paper (like 20% THCa = ~17–18% THC after conversion), but the real-world high is equivalent. I'm equally as baked off this 20% THCa as I have been on a 27% THC Strains.
Also, don't get too caught up in numbers, high THCa or high THC doesn’t really matter, man… it depends on the terps, depends on how you are.

In short: THCa flower is strong — same potency, same high, just a legal workaround.

Is THCa Legal and Why? 

THCa flower is legal federally because of how the 2018 Farm Bill defined hemp.

The 2018 Farm Bill changed the definition of marijuana into two completely different legal materials. One: marijuana has 0.3% Delta-9 THC or more. All other cannabis with less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC is legally hemp under federal law.

THCa flower qualifies as hemp because:

Cannabis doesn’t even make Delta-9 THC. It makes THCa — tetrahydrocannabinolic acid — which only becomes Delta-9 when it’s heated or ages (a process called decarboxylation).

So as long as the Delta-9 THC content is below 0.3% by dry weight, the product — even if it's high-potency THCa flower — is considered legal hemp, not marijuana.

You basically get your dank weed, test it so it shows less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, market it as hemp, and it’s legal under the Farm Bill.

The 2018 law also provides legal protections:

The Farm Bill has explicit protections against interference with interstate commerce in the newly legal hemp market.

That’s why companies — including THCa Valley, a major THCa brand — can legally ship THCa flower directly to consumers in non-legal states.

Can I legally order THCA flower online? 

Yes — but it depends on your state.

Since the 2018 Federal Farm Bill mandates that hemp flower must contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, the bill doesn't mention THCa.

This creates a loophole:

  • THCa itself is not psychoactive and not restricted federally.
  • As long as the Delta-9 THC content is below 0.3%, high-THCa flower can be sold as legal “hemp”.

However, legality varies by state:

Some states have banned or restricted high-THCa products regardless of Delta-9 levels.

How long does THCA high last?

Yes — but it depends on your state.

When THCa is heated (smoked, vaped, or baked), it converts into Delta-9 THC, the compound responsible for the psychoactive high.

While the video doesn’t give a specific hour count for how long the high lasts, it implies the THCa high is essentially the same as a regular THC high, which typically lasts:

  • 2 to 3 hours for most people when smoked or vaped
  • 4 to 6+ hours if consumed in edible form (due to digestion)