Texas Bans Smokable Hemp Products, Edibles Still OK
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Texas introduces stricter hemp product regulations, banning smokable items like THCA flower buds and concentrates from retail stores starting March 31st. The new rule targets products that exceed the updated total THC limit, which now includes THCA that converts to THC upon heating. While possession remains legal, stores must remove these items from shelves. Edibles, drinks, tinctures, and low-THC oils remain available, and consumers can still obtain smokables from out-of-state sources or during travels.
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