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This one's named for a Hall of Fame point guard, and the Gary Payton THCa Flower by United Strains of America earns the comparison. It's a hybrid built from The Y crossed with Snowman, a Cookies x Powerzzz Genetics line, and it tests at 36.46% THCa. Grown organically indoors, hand-trimmed, and given a slow, patient cure, the buds come out dense and frosted, and they reach you already cured and good to smoke.
Open the jar and the smell does a lot of talking. There's ripe apricot up top, a soft floral lavender underneath, and a little peppery kick rounding it off. That first inhale lands as a warm, happy lift, then over the next while it mellows into a relaxed, easy body feel that keeps you comfortable without putting the brakes on your session.
Caryophyllene, limonene, and linalool drive the terpene side, which is a big part of why it plays so well in two directions at once. Reach for it when you've got friends over, when you're chipping away at something creative, or any time you want your head up and your body settled at the same time.
Worth clearing up, since it's the most common question we get. THCa (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is the form THC takes inside the living plant, before heat ever gets involved, and in that state it isn't active.
Apply a flame, a vaporizer, or a dab, and a process called decarboxylation flips it into the active THC that produces the high. So a 36.46% THCa reading like this one smokes every bit as strong as the number suggests, right in step with dispensary top-shelf.
That comes down to the terpenes. Linalool is the source of the soft floral, lavender side, limonene lends a bright fruitiness that reads as apricot, and caryophyllene brings the peppery edge that ties it together. A nose this layered is also a good sign of a flower that was cured carefully rather than rushed.
It's ready right away. The flower shows up cured and sealed, so you can roll a joint, pack a bowl, load a bong, or use a dry herb vaporizer with no extra step in between. It's a finished product rather than seeds or a grow kit, so if growing your own is what you're after, you'll find the seed version in our separate seeds section.
THCa is simply the raw, natural form of THC that the cannabis plant makes by itself, and heat turns it into the same delta-9 THC you'd get from dispensary cannabis. It isn't Delta-8, it isn't a distillate, and there's nothing lab-made in the mix. What you're getting is naturally grown, lab-tested flower and nothing else.
As a hemp-derived product holding less than 0.3% delta-9 THC, this flower is federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, and we reach most U.S. states. That said, a few states set their own rules on THCa, so we'd suggest a quick check of your local regulations before you order so there are no surprises.
Absolutely. Every batch comes with a Certificate of Analysis, third-party lab work that lays out the cannabinoid and terpene numbers plus clean screens for pesticides, heavy metals, and microbials. Just ask and we'll get it to you, whether that's before you order or after it arrives.
An airtight container in a cool, dark, dry spot is all it takes. Light, heat, and humidity are what wear flower down over time, so keeping those off it lets the potency, aroma, and terpenes hold steady for months. A drawer or cabinet away from the window does the trick.
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