Farm Bill

Hemp remains federally defined as cannabis containing less than 0.3% Δ9-THC by dry weight. This includes extracts, derivatives, and cannabinoids such as THCA, CBG, and CBD, so long as they meet compliance pre- and post-decarboxylation.

THCA is legal federally if total THC (Δ9 + THCA after decarb) is under 0.3%. The 2024 Farm Bill enforces this via required post-decarboxylation testing. All Ripkitty x Bud’s Growery flower complies with this rule.

Florida: Hemp flower legal, including THCA. Delta-8 proposed bans not passed.

Texas: THCA is legal. Counties may restrict smokables.

New York: THCA flower legal, Delta-8 banned. Packaging requirements apply.

California: All hemp cannabinoids legal; strict testing laws.

Colorado / Oregon: Fully legal for all natural cannabinoids.

Shipping across state lines is legal under federal law. Products must carry a COA, batch number, and QR code for lab results. We provide this with all our flower and seed shipments.

Home growing may require a license. States like Florida and Oregon allow industrial cultivation with USDA or state certification. Varieties like Finola, Fedora, Futura, and Yunma must meet state import standards.

All products must include verified lab results (COAs) from DEA-registered labs. COAs must confirm total THC content under 0.3% and include harvest lot and date of testing.