Candy Gelato Flower - THCA - Hybrid
Euphoric
Strong
Looking for a legal, potent, real cannabis buzz? Meet our all-new Candy Gelato THCA hemp flower! This hybrid strain will have you feeling like you’re glued to the couch.
The Candy Gelato high offers a relaxing body high that’ll make your limbs feel loose and heavy, while sedating the mind and chasing away any bad vibes and anxious thoughts. We recommend using this strain when you have absolutely no plans. You’ll feel such a cozy feeling of couch-lock, you won’t want to get up for anything! We also recommend stocking up on snacks or keeping your phone nearby for takeout, because you’ll eventually get a serious case of the munchies.
The Candy Gelato strain features sweet, creamy flavors, with overtones of sugar and berries and a floral undertone. Its aroma, like its flavor, is of sweet flowers, but with a gassy, skunky kick.
Candy Gelato Specifics:
- Delta 9 THC: 0.28%
- THCa: 28.9%
- Total Cannabinoids: 31.4%
There is nothing more important to us than your safety. We have every batch of all our products, including our Candy Gelato THCA hemp flower, tested through a third-party laboratory to ensure we are always providing the superior quality products our customers expect.
- Lineage: Rare Lemon Cherry Gelato Phenotype
- Strain Type: Hybrid
- Delta 9 THC Contents: 0.28%
- THCa Contents: 28.9%
- Total Cannabinoid Contents: 31.4%
- Effects: Relaxed, Euphoric, Couch Locked, Cozy, Hungry
- Flavors: Sweet, Creamy, Floral, Sugar, Berries
- Aromas: Sweet, Floral, Gas
- Most orders ship within 24 hours and arrive within 3 to 5 days of leaving our warehouse.
- Shipping is free on orders of $99+.
- All orders ship in discreet packaging via USPS Ground Advantage mail.
Delivery restrictions vary by state.
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THCA, short for tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, is the precursor to the famous THC. Although it itself is not psychoactive, it becomes THC, the famous psychoactive compound, after undergoing decarboxylation, which involves heating the compound causing a chemical reaction. It can be decarbed via lighting a pre-roll, vaporizing vape oil, and more.
Candy Gelato Strain
Indica
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What is Hemp?
Hemp is cannabis with a Delta-9 THC concentration ≤ 0.3% by dry weight.
Federal Law
Consumable hemp products are federally legal and permitted to ship over state lines.
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Candy Gelato Flower - THCA - Hybrid
Candy Gelato Flower - THCA - Hybrid
I have copd and I love to smoke weed
But it was reallly nice smoke buds are nice and tight
Not leafy I like the nuggets
Candy Gelato Flower - THCA - Hybrid
Frequently Asked Questions
Is THCA flower safe?
Yes, THCA flower is considered safe as long as it’s sourced from a reputable, transparent manufacturer. Before using THCA products, including flower, be sure to check for lab reports.
What is a pre-roll?
As the name implies, a pre-roll is an already rolled joint. They come infused with many different cannabinoids, from delta 8 to HHC and more.
How long does it take for a pre-roll to start working?
In most cases, you will be able to feel the effects of your pre-roll within 1-2 minutes, and they will last for 60-90 minutes after you have taken it.
What is THCA?
THCA (tetrahydrocannabinol acid) is a naturally occurring compound found in cannabis plants, particularly in the trichomes (crystal-like structures) on the flowers and leaves. It is the acidic precursor to THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the well-known psychoactive compound in cannabis.
Is it true that smoking hemp makes you high, just like smoking marijuana?
It depends on the cannabinoid. Hemp contains negligible amounts of THC, the chemical in marijuana which cause that high feeling. But hemp contains a number of other cannabinoids that do cause a high, including delta 8, HHC, and more. Hemp and marijuana come from the same genus of plant, cannabis sativa, and they are two different plants altogether.
