THC & THCA Products Stay Legal in Texas: What Senate Bill 6 Really Means

Cannabis-Derived THC & THCA Still Legal in Texas After Senate Bill 6

Texas lawmakers tried once again to pull cannabis products off the shelves. Senate Bill 6 aimed to outlaw consumable cannabis with any detectable THC—including Delta-8, Delta-9, and even THCA flower.

But here’s the update: the bill never cleared the House. That means cannabis-derived THC and THCA products remain legal in Texas.

Consumers can still legally buy and enjoy:

• THCA cannabis flower 🌿 (which converts to THC when smoked or heated)
• Delta-8 and Delta-9 edibles, gummies, and drinks 
• Smokeable cannabis flower and pre-rolls 

What Did Change?

The only real shift this session was a new law banning THC vape sales and marketing. Retailers can’t sell or promote them anymore. But—and this is important—possession of THC vapes is not criminalized.

Why It Matters

For Texans, this means THCA flower is still available—a big deal for anyone who prefers a natural, full-spectrum cannabis product. Paired with gummies, drinks, and other cannabis-derived options, the legal market continues to thrive.

For businesses, it’s breathing room. Lawmakers could still push for restrictions like:

• Age limits on THC/THCA sales
• Licensing requirements for cannabis retailers
• Stricter labeling and marketing rules

But for now? THCA and cannabis-derived THC are safe in Texas.

The Delux Leaf Take 🌿

At Delux Leaf, we believe in premium access to cannabis products, from luxury THCA flower to Delta-9 seltzers and gourmet gummies. Texans deserve choice—and the market just proved it.

We’ll continue to push for smart regulation that keeps consumers safe and businesses thriving. Until then, we’re celebrating this win with our community.

Final Word

SB 6 failed. Cannabis-derived THC and THCA flower remain legal in Texas. Gummies, drinks, and smokeable cannabis are safe. Vapes are banned for sale, but not for possession.

👉 Shop Delux Leaf’s collection today for the highest quality THCA flower and cannabis-derived products in Texas.

Source: texastribune.org/2025/09/03/texas-legislature-thc-deal-ban-hemp/