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Tennessee moved hemp under its alcohol regulator on 1 July 2026. THCA came off shelves, delta-8 stayed legal, THCP was banned, and direct-to-consumer shipping ended entirely.
Florida bans THCA flower through a total-THC formula but leaves delta-8 legal and puts no milligram cap on edibles — making it one of the least restricted markets in the country, and the one with most to lose in November.
Delta-8 became a Schedule I controlled substance in Texas on 31 July 2026 and all cannabinoid vapes are banned — but hemp delta-9 edibles remain legal with no milligram cap. What changed, and what is still on shelves.
A 50-state breakdown of where THCA flower, delta-8 and hemp delta-9 edibles stand as of August 2026 — including every milligram cap, age limit and pending change we could verify against state statutes and agency rules.
The federal hemp rewrite takes effect 12 November 2026 — or 11 December if the Senate stopgap becomes law. What Section 781 actually says, the 0.4 mg per-container math on real products, and a dated changelog we update as the status changes.