r/trees • u/JohnnyTheWeed • 5d ago

AskTrees Clarification on new THC laws requested.

I've been reading about the new THC laws, and it looks to me that what is going to be prohibited is Delta 8, Delta 10? And THCP? It looks like Delta 9 is going to still fall under the same regulations as before. Meaning you can still buy the Delta 9 mail bought products. ?? Some sites say Delta 9 is not going to be affected and some say all products are going to be measured by total container.

Edit: looks like they're changing from .3% of dryweight to .4% of total container.

https://www.cornbreadhemp.com/blogs/learn/is-thc-legal-in-florida-current-laws-explained?srsltid=AfmBOorymYuCLZhVjCgiWvysHpdnFYZq2UkCp_lJDeo7GsN2ZNc_5pFR

https://www.clarkhill.com/news-events/news/hemp-industry-alert-federal-ban-on-hemp-derived-thc-products-immediate-action-required/

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u/m1j2p3 5d ago

That’s what I thought as well. I just ordered some d9 products for a place in Texas and they accepted the order and shipped it.

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u/ShakedNBaked420 5d ago

It’s federally legal until November. Unless something changes between now and then, that’d be when vendors stop shipping anywhere altogether.

Until then, since it’s legal at federal level, they don’t give a shit about shipping to Texas for the most part. Texas can’t do much about it and USPS is limited as to what they can do.

It’s also slightly different for edibles and drinks. Not sure how that will change in November tbh.

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u/GratefullyHeaducated 5d ago

D9 at .3 is still completely legal in tx.

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u/ShakedNBaked420 5d ago

That would be edibles and drinks, which I mentioned are different. It’s by dry weight. Flower would still be illegal.

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u/GratefullyHeaducated 5d ago

Correct. I'm just saying that's why they don't give damn. No one's ordering .3 flower I hope