Here’s a list of THCA-compliant states (as of July 2025) based on federal guidelines under the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalizes hemp-derived products containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight — including THCA when tested pre-decarboxylation. Note: state laws vary widely in enforcement and interpretation, and some states have banned or restricted THCA despite federal legality.

THCA-Compliant States (as of July 2025)

These states generally allow the sale and possession of THCA products that meet federal guidelines:

• Alabama

• Arizona

• Arkansas

• Florida

• Georgia

• Illinois

• Indiana

• Kentucky

• Louisiana

• Maine

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• Minnesota

• Missouri

• Nebraska

• Nevada

• New Hampshire

• New Jersey

• New Mexico

• North Carolina

• Ohio

• Oklahoma

• Pennsylvania

• South Carolina

• Tennessee

• Texas

• Virginia

• West Virginia

• Wisconsin

• Wyoming

• Washington D.C.

⚠️ Restricted or Gray-Area States

These states either have unclear laws or are actively regulating/heavily restricting THCA:

• California (legal, but testing and licensing vary by county)

• Colorado (moving toward banning intoxicating hemp products)

• Connecticut (licensed retailers only)

• Delaware (restricted; unclear enforcement)

• Hawaii (strict testing requirements, potential bans)

• Michigan (regulated under marijuana laws)

• Montana (proposed bans and enforcement underway)

• New York (banned sale of intoxicating hemp products)

• North Dakota (restricted access)

• Oregon (bans on THCA flower sales outside licensed marijuana dispensaries)

• Rhode Island (gray area, regulated under cannabis rules)

• South Dakota (unclear, treated as marijuana by some agencies)

• Utah (regulated or banned)

• Vermont (intoxicating hemp derivatives banned)

❌ States Where THCA Is Likely Banned

• Idaho

• Iowa

• Kansas

• Mississippi

 

As the buzz around THCA flower continues to grow, one question we get every day at Premium Blends is:

“Is THCA legal where I live?”

Let’s break it down.

🔍 What Makes THCA Federally Legal?

Under the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived products that contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight are federally legal. THCA, in its raw form, is non-psychoactive — only converting into psychoactive THC when heated (via smoking or vaping). That’s why many brands, including Premium Blends, offer compliant THCA flower that meets these regulations.

But while it’s legal federally, state laws vary.

✅ States Where THCA Is Compliant

You can legally buy and possess Premium Blends THCA flower in the following states:

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Virginia, Tennessee, and over 25 others.

These states allow the sale of hemp-derived THCA flower as long as it stays within federal Delta-9 THC limits.

⚠️ States With Restrictions

In some places like California, New York, and Oregon, THCA is only allowed within tightly regulated cannabis programs. That means you may not be able to order online or buy from unlicensed sellers.

❌ States Where THCA Is Banned

States like Idaho, Iowa, and Mississippi have taken hardline stances — banning or criminalizing THCA altogether, regardless of federal law.

Always double-check your local laws before ordering.

💡 Why It Matters

At Premium Blends, we only ship to compliant states. Our products are third-party tested and labeled clearly to help you stay safe and informed.

If you live in a compliant state, we got you.

If you’re unsure, reach out to us — we’re happy to help you check your local laws.

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