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--- legality [2024/10/26 18:44] – daiquiri
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 ====== Cannabinoid Legality======
-Since THCa is the most important, we will start with that. Beyond abbreviations, only illegal/grey-area states are written out. You can utilize CTRL+F to easily see if your state is anywhere on this list.
+Since THCa is the most important, we will start with that. Beyond abbreviations, //only illegal/grey-area states are written out//. **You can utilize CTRL+F to easily see if your state is anywhere on this list. **
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-  * **Colorado** - In Colorado, only Type II flower is legal for partaking. This is because Colorado does not allow weed that has CBD in a higher number of 15:1 ratio to THC (Higher means less). Therefore, any flower with THCa >13% must have CBD >1%, and the percent must increase by 1 with every percent of THCa (about).
+  * **Colorado** - In Colorado, only [[type_2_cannabis|Type II]] flower is legal for partaking. This is because Colorado does not allow weed that has CBD in a higher number of 15:1 ratio to THC (Higher means less). Therefore, any flower with THCa >13% must have CBD >1%, and the percent must increase by 1 with every percent of THCa (about).
   * **Iowa** - Their legislature is worded to heavily imply that THCa itself is illegal, but still falls into the <0.3% Delta-9. Their wording says "maximum" which implies total content, but they also specify dry weight and delta-9. It is likely illegal here.
   * **Ohio** - Weed is legal here, but lawful hemp cannot contain 0.3% THC of any type. The grey area comes from the method of testing, which is not worded specifically enough to be sure of.