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Meet THC-O, a h**p-derived compound three times stronger than THC | Leafly The latest h**p-derived THC compound is quickly rising in popularity—and raising questions about its safety and legality.

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The Texas law takes effect immediately but requires would-be h**p farmers to wait until 2020 to start growing the plant.

The delay is necessary because prospective farmers must wait for state authorities to settle regulations such as THC testing rules.

Other highlights of the new Texas law:

Farmer application fees are capped at $100, with an additional $100 licensing fee per location.
THC testing fees are capped at $300.
H**p products containing “more than trace amounts of cannabinoids” must carry labels stating that the products are h**p and not ma*****na.
The state does not ban the sale or possession of smokable h**p, just its manufacture.
Lisa Pittman, a Denver cannabis attorney from Texas who closely follows the state’s dealings with h**p, said the law signifies tremendous change in her home state.

“Texas is going to be a leader” in national h**p production, she said.

“We are an agricultural state already, and farmers have been working on this for a very long time.”

Austin Police will no longer arrest/ticket individuals for ma*****na possession (KEYE) – City officials say Austin Police officers will no longer arrest or issue tickets to people for ma*****na possession. According to a city memo, “APD will no longer cite or arrest individuals with sufficient identification for Class A or Class B misdemeanor “possession of ma...