Description

Dispensary grade. Terpene infused. Hemp Derived. Federally legal.

What’s Inside the Pumpkin Spice THC Gummies?
15mg Delta-9 THC per Gummy
240mg Delta-9 THC per bag
20 Cherry Pie D9 gummies per bag

Our Delta-9 gummies are made with Non-GMO, Organic ingredients. These Delta-9 Gummies are also vegan safe as well are gluten free.

How are these legal?

The 2018 Farm Bill that legalized hemp stated that hemp must contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. Our gummies weigh 5 grams which means we can legally have up to 15mg of Delta-9 THC per gummy.

Product Details
Delta-9 THC Content: 15mg per gummy
Total Gummies Per Pouch: 20
Total Delta-9 THC Per Pouch: 300mg

Ingredients: Organic Tapioca Syrup, Cane Sugar, Hemp Extracts, All Natural Pumpkin Spice Flavor, All Natural Coloring made from Fruits & Vegetables

Servings: 20 Servings, 15mg per serving

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What’s Inside our THC Gummies?

Many gummies begin life as a blend of sweeteners, plant-derived flavors and a single gelling ingredient. Tapioca syrup or cane sugar supplies the sweetness, real fruit juice delivers the flavor note plus citric acid adds a sharp sour edge. Gelatin or pectin sets the mix and gives the candy its springy bite.

Cannabinoids and Terpenes in Hybrid Gummies

The hybrid effect rests on an even mix of THC and fragrant terpenes. Craftspersons combine terpenes like Limonene, which lifts mood, with Myrcene, which quiets it, to shape an even state. The joint action of those plant compounds feeds the “entourage effect” plus widens the sensory reach of the edible NCBI/NIH.

Suggested Use: Start with 1/2 gummy (7.5mg THC) until you know how these edibles affect you. Wait at least 1 hour for effects to begin. Wait at least 2 full hours for effects before consuming more. See below for more safety recommendations and dosage guidelines.

Dosing Pumpkin Spice THC Gummies Safely

Eating edibles demands steady patience and regular habits to reach the calm but alert state they promise. Smoke or vapor enters the blood through the lungs, but an edible travels the gut – its impact arrives later. Bite the gummy until it loses form, then swallow – the mouth begins to break the substance down, plus the intestine can take in more of the active compounds.

When to Take THC Gummies

Eat the gummy forty-five to sixty minutes before the moment you need it. Hybrids sit halfway between calm and lift – they fit morning, midday or afternoon. Match the climb of the effect to the clock – swallow too late plus the high will arrive after you want it. If the batch leans sativa, do not take it near bedtime – the tilt toward wire edge brightness can keep the lights on inside your skull.

How Many Gummies Should You Take?

Take one gummy at first – only half if you have never eaten cannabis food – but also stay patient for a full two hours before you decide to add more.

Measuring the exact amount matters when you use a hybrid edible. A single gummy usually carries 15mg of THC. Sticking to a “low and slow” plan stops the high from tipping into too much intensity and lets you learn how that particular blend of sativa plus indica works on your body and thoughts.

Beginner Guide: Start Low, Go Slow (Microdose Options)

Begin with 2.5mg to 5mg – new users or people with low tolerance should not eat an entire gummy right away. Divide the gummy into halves or quarters to form a microdose. That small quantity delivers mild calm without a strong psychoactive impact. After this first microdose, wait a minimum of ninety minutes to judge how your system processes the THC before you think about taking extra.

15mg THC Gummy: Is That a Strong Dose?

Many people find 15 milligrams to produce a moderately strong effect. In areas where cannabis products are sold under legal rules, regulators treat ten milligrams as the upper limit for one portion. A gummy that contains twelve milligrams gives a slightly stronger effect than this limit – it suits people who use cannabis every day or who have built up a tolerance. A person who has never used cannabis before may feel unpleasant reactions like nervousness or heavy drowsiness from the same amount.

How Long Do THC Gummies Take to Kick In?

You will feel the first effects anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours after you swallow the gummy. The edible has to dissolve in the stomach, then the liver takes the Delta-9 THC and changes it into 11-hydroxy-THC. This new molecule is stronger plus stays active for a longer period than Delta-9 THC that enters the lungs. How fast your body works and how much food is already in the stomach alter the wait. Published studies from NCBI/NIH give detailed data on how the body handles cannabis taken by mouth.

Onset Time, Peak Effects, and Duration for Edibles

Wait at least 2 full hours after your first serving before consuming more to assess your tolerance.

Onset Time: Effects typically begin 30 to 90 minutes after ingestion, depending on metabolism and digestion speed.
Peak Effects: The high usually reaches its maximum intensity between 2 to 4 hours after consumption.
Duration: The psychoactive experience can last anywhere from 6 to 8 hours, often lingering longer than inhaled methods.

Why THC Edibles Feel Stronger Than Smoking or Vaping

Edibles create a stronger effect because the body treats them differently. If you smoke, Delta-9 THC travels straight to the brain. After you swallow an orange THC gummy, the liver changes the compound into 11-hydroxy-THC. The new molecule attaches to brain cannabinoid receptors more easily – the physical sedation and the mental shift both grow stronger.

FDA DISCLAIMER: The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of these products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from health care practitioners. Please consult your health care professional about potential interactions or other possible complications before using any product. All products contain less than 0.3% hemp-derived Delta-9 THC in compliance with the 2018 Farm Bill.