*WARNING* - High THCa Flower is for experienced cannabis users only.
Lemon Drop THCa Flower
Lemon Drop is a lively, sativa-dominant strain with pale green flowers and tangerine-colored pistils that glisten with a generous coat of sticky trichomes. The scent of the bud contains hints of fresh-squeezed lemon, sweet lemonade, and a faint whisper of herbal earthiness. The flavor carries that same citrus punch, finishing clean and slightly sweet like a sour candy dissolving on your tongue. Its effects tend to kick in quickly with a burst of euphoria and focus, leaving the mind clear and motivated while the body stays light. That energizing character makes it a favorite for wake-and-bake mornings, outdoor adventures, or diving into a creative task. For anyone craving a bright, uplifting strain with unmistakable citrus flair, Lemon Drop is a sweet and tangy standout.
Genetics: Lemon Kush x Unknown
Delta 9 THC – .23%
THCa – 27.65%
CBGa – .46%
Total Cannabinoids – 28.81%
What is High THCa Hemp Flower?
High THCa hemp flower is hemp that has been selectively bred to produce high levels of THCa while staying below the .3% Delta-9 THC legal limit. THCa, or tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, is one of the major cannabinoids found in the cannabis, or hemp, plant.
FURTHER WARNING - READ BEFORE PURCHASING
Must be 18 years or older to purchase and consume this product. This hemp flower will produce psychoactive effects. Do not consume this product and operate any motor vehicle. You should consult a doctor before consuming this product.
If you are sensitive to THC please do not purchase this product. Please respect this product and only consume this in the comfort of your own home, do not drive or operate heavy machinery. Consult a doctor prior to consuming this product.
Although this is hemp please act responsibly and treat this like a MJ product, as it looks and smells just like MJ. Ruby's Flowers is not responsible for anyone confiscating this hemp, nor arresting or fining you for having this legal hemp product in your possession because of a misunderstanding of what it actually is.
