Smokable hemp flower and concentrate are sold in shops, resembling marijuana in appearance and smell. This product comes from the cannabis plant but has been sold legally. The legality of possessing these items in Texas is currently unclear.
For some time, people have been able to purchase cannabis flower that closely resembles marijuana from smoke shops. The key difference is that it is sold legally, despite its similarities to the marijuana that has been referenced in popular culture.
Further information on this topic is available, providing more details on the situation and its implications.
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