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I bought some legal THCa weed and recreational markets have nothing to worry about but prohibition States do. First off, who is THCa for? To me it seems to be for kids and people who can’t buy legal weed.
Before I talk about the flower, let’s discuss my initial encounter with Pine Park. Their website added another eighth to my order. I reached out to the website’s comment section and have not heard back: which kind of tells me this is a feature and not a bug. Before my order even arrived, I received three emails asking about my experience but none addressing my extra eighth. The first eighth was 35 dollars, the second, which was popcorn buds, cost 31.50, after some made up shipping costs it cost me 85.30 for a quarter of bunk weed.
The two eighths came wrapped in bubble wrap inside a non-discrete little brown box from Texas via UPS. There was no smell coming from the box or the mylar packs inside but then again, this flower offered no smell. The closes thing I could compare it to is grass. This THCa a.k.a Hemp a.k.a weed is boof.
The lack of smell should have notified me of its lack of taste. There was a slight buzz but I would have to smoke more than the quarter I didn’t mean to purchase. Compared to cannabis in adult use markets, this experience was not worth the price.
Pine Park FAQ
Checked October 17, 2026.
Is Pine Park legit?
Pine Park is a real hemp brand with an online store. In his May 2025 review, Miggy describes a purchase and an unfavorable experience. That review is not a current audit of every product. A real storefront does not establish the quality, contents or legal status of a particular batch.
Does Pine Park ID?
Pine Park displays a 21+ age gate and publishes age-eligibility terms. CLN has not verified whether its current checkout or delivery process requires government ID on every order. An age prompt alone is not proof of an ID check; confirm the current requirement directly with Pine Park.
Sources: Pine Park’s About page and published terms. The original review above remains Miggy’s account of his order.
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