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The difference between low-quality and high-grade THCO Hemp Flowers comes down to the source material. As an incredibly potent cannabinoid, THCO can produce mind-blowing effects, but if you want the best experience possible, you need high-grade cannabis. All the THCO Flowers in our store comes from grow More...
houses that use organic farming practices. This means our final products are of the highest quality and provide the customer with a unique, natural experience.
We source THCO Hemp Flowers from different organic farms, so the THCO strains are always changing. Each strain produces subtly varying sensations, effects, tastes, and smells. Great! So, if you’re looking for a potent high, you’ll need a good THCO resource. Every batch of our THCO flower is third-party tested to ensure quality.
At Colorado Breeders Depot, we believe that providing an affordable and reliable cannabis experience is just as important as creating an intense one. We Grow THCO Hemp Flowers and also buy directly from farmers to eliminate the middlemen. This saves us costs and we can pass these savings to our customers. If you’re looking for an affordable and reliable high, but don’ think you can afford one now, you should give us a try.
THCO Hemp Flowers at Wholesale Rate
If you’re interested in buying THCO Hemp Flower in bulk, drop us a line. If you’re looking for our well-known, organic THCO flower, then browse our website and place your order. But if you’re looking for wholesale pricing on high-volume purchases of organic THCO flower, we have a place for you as well. Contact us today to ask about wholesale pricing or learn more about our wholesaling.
If you want to find high-quality cannabis products, it’s best to look at a company that has a lot of THCO. Our offerings do not disappoint. At Colorado Breeders Depot, we produce our THCo flower through a solventless process that binds THCo to hemp flower without use of harsh chemicals. The result is a powerful THCO product with a flavor profile unaltered by chemical additives.
It is also currently known as both “Hemp O” and “THC O” or “THC-O”.
It does have a specific shelf life. If it sits on the shelf too long it will degrade back into the original cannabinoid it was created from.
Dispensaries that sell legal marijuana usually derive THCO from THC Delta 9 so that if the consumer doesn’t use the flower right away the worst that could happen is that the oil will revert back to THC Delta 9. It’s best to use THCO within a reasonable period of time.
Colorado Breeders Depot only derives our THCO from CBD because we want to make sure our customers are never accidentally in possession of an illegal product. If this product sits in the home unused for too long the worst that could happen is that the flower will turn back into the CBD cannabinoid.
It doesn’t stand for any specific word. It is simply the name of a particular position in the molecular structure of this compound. The letter “O” is just a placeholder.
THC Delta 9, THC Delta 8 are all very similar molecules. Delta 8 is a milder version of THC Delta 9 while THCO is much more potent than THC Delta 9. At certain high doses some claim it comes close to having hallucinogenic properties.
Yes, TCHO is considerably more potent than Delta THC 9.
Yes, we offer vape cartridges here, which are great for those who enjoy vaping. Our THCO vape carts and disposable pens are being released this month, so stay tuned!
Vaping is a form of ingesting TCHO as well as other cannabinoids, so the same precautions you would take vaping THC products apply here. Note, TCHO is a very strong compound, and you should be cautious about the quantities you consume and locations where you may choose to enjoy it.
Very euphoric. It is a very strong element with a powerful effect.
Use it to relax, enjoy, and open your mind. Use it in a safe environment when you have a chance to really, truly relax and let go of your stress.
THCO is still a cannabinoid and reacts therapeutically with the endocannabinoid system. Any general cannabis study can also be applied to the use of THCO.
As the compound is very new, it doesn’t not yet have any peer reviewed studies on its specific health benefits. We can expect to see more data and details as to the medicinal benefit of THC in the future.
No, you should not drive while you smoke THCO. THCO should not be taken when you need to operate heavy machinery, take care of children or pets, etc. As you can see above, THCO should be used when you have an opportunity to let go—so we sell this product with a very strong warning to be safe and make good choices.
It cannot be 100% guaranteed that THCO will not show up on a drug test.
This compound is not currently restricted, so it is less likely to show up in a traditional drug test as THC Delta 9.
THCO is a new compound and each body metabolizes it in a different way. So there is no assuring that your body will react when tested with the variety of different drug tests available.
There is always a risk and we encourage anyone with a job, living situation, or personal freedom on the line to avoid this substance.
New regulations on hemp and cannabis are constantly developing. At the time this answer was written the compound was too new for any statewide restrictions to develop. So please check into any local or statewide regulations that may be applicable.