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[deleted] t1_isbbjia wrote

Reply to comment by Prestigious-Tie2049 in THC Edibles by galvinb1

Can you point to a source for that? Because the CT Gov website makes no such distinction, nor does the law passed. ONLY the Farm bill of 2018 makes the distinction between industrial hemp and normal cannabis. We're talking about CT law, just to clarify here. Genuinely curious to see if you can point to a source because if so I'm totally in the wrong!]

Invitation goes out to anyone! I definitely don't want to be spreading false info if thats the case.

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Prestigious-Tie2049 t1_isbc0a8 wrote

I have to get ready for work but if you give me like 5 hours until my lunch break I can get back to you. 👉😎👉

It is misleading

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[deleted] t1_isbc2rh wrote

Lookin forward to it!

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Prestigious-Tie2049 t1_iscf29d wrote

https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/News-Releases-from-the-Department-of-Consumer-Protection/2021-News-Releases/Selling-THC-Containing-Hemp-Products-Is-Now-Illegal

Delta 8, 9, and 10 are all illegal to sell or distribute. Regardless of whether you’re a business or an individual. It is, however, legal to possess.

Obviously they don’t care where you get it, just who’s distributing it.

https://portal.ct.gov/cannabis/Knowledge-Base/Articles/Cannabis-and-marijuana-in-Connecticut?language=en_US

Distinction made that marijuana (Indica) and hemp (sativa) are both cannabis, but different plants.

https://norml.org/laws/connecticut-penalties/?amp

Possession of paraphernalia used to ingest cannabis is still illegal (wtf) and can land you with three months in prison and a $500 fine.

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[deleted] t1_iscneoz wrote

I stand corrected! Thank you for sharing.

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Prestigious-Tie2049 t1_iscnkz1 wrote

No problem.

They made all this a giant confusing pain in the ass for some reason!

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