Bill HB1322 will be hitting the floor of the Georgia senate soon (after passing the house 166-3), which will update the state's hemp definition of delta-9 THC concentration to consider the total THC in the plant and ensure it's below 0.3%. This will effectively end any sales of THCa flower or alternative cannabinoids like delta-8 in the state. The bill also explicitly forbids the mailing of these products into the state, meaning most hemp vendors will likely refuse to ship these products to Georgia.

If you're a supporter of these products, I highly suggest reaching out to your state official and letting them know.

On one hand, these are products sold via a loophole in the hemp bill, so it makes sense that they're closing the loophole. The ideal situation would be having legal cannabis in the state, so that we can purchase these products in safe, regulated manner and not from black market plugs or through loosely-regulated hemp loopholes. The unfortunate part is that it looks like we're losing the ability to purchase intoxicating hemp products while not making any progress on legal cannabis in the state.