Madd Fruit THCa Smalls Flower
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Madd Fruit THCa Smalls Flower is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from PapayaBerry Runtz × Moroccan Peaches, known for a warm, euphoric lift paired with a smooth, grounded body feel.
Aroma and Flavor: Citrus, Fruit, Earthy
Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid
Grown: Indoor
Size: Smalls
THCa Potency: 30.56%
Disclaimer: Bud appearance may vary by batch. Quality and potency remain unaffected.
- Ingredients
- Premium Indoor THCa Flower
- Contents
- Premium Indoor THCa Flower, sealed locking mylar bag
Discreet delivery in smell-proof, sealed packaging
Hemp-derived, ≤0.3% Δ9-THC dry weight. Not evaluated by the FDA. 21+. Keep away from children. May cause a positive drug test.
Insane ripe rotten fruit smell amazing
Love this strain will grab another by next week and all day strain for me👍🏾
Great Flower and smell 😍
love a good fruit strain
Great stuff for a lighter relaxation. Like smoking a smoothie
Fruity nose to it and tasty terps solid strain, favorite of the recent smalls
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What is THCa?
THCa (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is a natural compound found in hemp. When it's heated, by smoking, vaping or dabbing, it converts into delta-9 THC, the same THC people already know. That's why THCa gives effects like traditional THC once it's heated.
Is THCa legal?
Federal hemp rules are changing. For current status and dates, see our hemp law page. State laws also vary, so check the rules where you live.
Will THCa make you feel high?
Raw THCa is not intoxicating. When it is heated, it converts to delta-9 THC, which can be. Effects vary from person to person, so start low and go slow, and talk to a healthcare professional if you have questions about whether THCa products are right for you.
Can you answer health questions about THCa?
Unfortunately, we cannot provide information regarding the potential health benefits of hemp-derived cannabinoids or blends. We advise our customers to conduct their own research and seek advice from a healthcare professional for such inquiries.