How is bulk THCA Flower Made?

In recent years, the THCA flower has become very popular. It’s called the “legal THC.” The 2014 Farm Bill made THCA mostly legal in the US. When heated, THCA turns into THC, offering a legal way to feel a similar high.

It’s key to know that THCA and THC are different. THCA is non-psychoactive and found in raw cannabis. It turns into psychoactive THC when heated.

THCA is a natural, non-psychoactive compound found in raw cannabis plants. To increase its content, THCA is made into a flower through more complex methods. There are two main ways to create THCA flowers: early harvesting and coating the flowers with THCA isolate. Let’s explore these methods to see how this unique product is made.

Growing THCA Flower

Growing THCA flowers focuses on maximizing this non-psychoactive cannabinoid from the start. Choosing the right strain and creating the best growing conditions are key. Each step is important to ensure the highest THCA content.

Finding Strains High in THCA

The first step in growing THCA flowers is picking strains with high THCA content. These strains are bred to have lots of THCA even before processing. Strains with 20% or more THCA content by dry weight are ideal.

Sour Diesel THCA Flower is a sativa-dominant strain known for its high THCA levels. It’s famous for its potent, energizing effects and diesel-like aroma.

Pineapple Express THCA Flower is also known for its high THCA content. It has THCA levels from 18% to 28%. This strain is a cross between Trainwreck and Hawaiian, known for its energetic and uplifting effects. It’s loved for its tropical flavors, including pineapple, citrus, and pine.

Creating the Perfect Growing Conditions

To increase THCA levels, growers must create the best conditions. This means controlling light, temperature, and other environmental factors carefully.