What is the story on this one? CBDP as well. I have seen it on IG.
doesn’t thcp send you into withdrawal
It’s probably found in very small quantities, and nobody knows it’s there. Landrace varieties would be a good place to start looking if one has the analytical capabilities. I’m thinking of going the genetic route by looking at another species which produces a very similar precursor.
Oh you mean this?
We can test for it now if we have a standard for it
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That’s not what I read I read < 0.3%
“This item has been tested to contain ≤0.3% Δ9-THC on a dry weight basis meeting the 2018 Farm Bill requirements to be a non-controlled substance in the U.S.”
According to this since there’s no d9 thc its not a controlled substance
i think the operative words are “less than or equal to .3% thc on dry weight basis”; but as you know to be safe it’d better come with a paper trail to a hemp source
Since its not scheduled and this sample of THCP is not meant for human consumption its not controlled under the CSA. In order for a molecule to be considered for the CSA it has to be made for human consumption.
Theres multiple ways around the CSA
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Ways around do not always mean free from potential charges… just sayin’.
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Yep! Being in Indiana, we have to look for any advantage and this might be a huge one.