But seriously, why?! The more we try to bend and outright break the rules, the less likely national legalization becomes. Why is it so damn hard for everyone to play by the rules.
If we play nice, they give us more to play with (legally)! Just buy your BM THC until it’s legal! Leave hemp the fuck out of this game unless you want to fuck it up for everyone else! (Just my opinion)
I wish I had an answer and could allow access the world over to cannabis. The world would be a better place, and I am sorry that those of you in the Midwest are being forced to suffer without access to good meds. The tide is changing, and it won’t be long (relatively speaking) before the ass backwards views on cannabis shift in our favor. All we can do is ride it out as best as we can.
Still always happy to hop on the phone and brainstorm with you.
I just found this.
The temporary injunction was partially granted, in that smokable hemp product businesses may carry on without facing penalties or fines under the status quo as it existed prior to the August 2nd effective date of the new rule – at least until the final trial on the merits set for February 1, 2021.
I’m still waiting for some sort of diy cbd isolate to d8/d9 reaction kit sold to consumers. Pull tab, shake, pour out and evaporate. Product is legal until the wacky consumer does the dirty work.
Another idea along the lines of the op question, what if one mixed hemp bud with thc bud that is easy to differentiate by appearance, but the net thc percentage for the package was below .3%? It would be a matter of which bud got picked to sample. I don’t think anyone has been caught doing that yet, so afaik there is no test case.
I am not recommending anyone do these things, nor am I going to, I am just interested in the rules and how they are enforced.
I’m exaggerating ha, but the mention of that kit made me think of these:
@moveweight Legitimately asking, what states define potency per package as opposed to weight? That’s more of a MED/REC definition. If there are two different products in the same package they’ll just test each separately.