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A specific fusion of Delta 8 THC and CBG (Cannabigerol) is infused into this premium hemp flower. CBG is thought to be a highly beneficial cannabinoid, while Delta 8 THC is the federally legal cousin to Delta 9 THC, the cannabis compound that causes the ‘high’ sensation. That means Delta 8 THC is a bit weaker than Delta 9, while still having psychoactive effects.Order Austin Chronic- Chronic Kush online

What’s Delta 8 THC? /Buy Austin Chronic- Chronic Kush online

A cannabis compound that’s very similar to Delta 9 THC (the compound responsible for the ‘high’ feeling from cannabis, Delta 9 THC is federally illegal). Delta 8 THC is legal for sale in the U.S. due to the 2018 Farm Bill that legalized all hemp-derived cannabis compounds except for Delta 9 THC. here

Because Delta 8 and Delta 9 THC are so similar, Delta 8 THC is able to provide similar (though slightly weaker) effects- mild euphoria, a sense of calm & relaxation, and a pleasant heady feeling are all characteristics of Delta 8 THC.

What is CBG?

CBG is known as the ‘Parent Cannabinoid’. All cannabinoids, or cannabis compounds, start out as CBG & are converted to other cannabinoids (like CBD, CBN, & THC, for example) as the plant ages & matures.

CBG has a light affinity for CB1 and CB2 receptors, and what makes this plant so potent is that it’s able to interact with the entire Endocannabinoid System.

Some studies suggest that CBG may have neuroprotective properties,which could be useful in treating neurodegenerative diseases like huntington’s disease.

CBG has shown promise as an antibacterial agent ,particularly against resistant bacterial strains like MRSA.

CBG may help reduce intraocular  pressure ,making it a potential option for treating glaucoma.

Where To Buy And At What Price? /Buy Austin Chronic- Chronic Kush online

1 TOP THC SHOP (“Austin Chronic” product line)

They carry the official Austin Chronic – Chronic Kush (Delta 8 THC + CBG) Hemp Flower in a 3.5-gram package. Last listed price: $40, currently discounted to $36.

They also offer CBD and Delta-8 THC oils (flavors like Maple Brown Sugar and Watermelon Gelato) priced at $50 for a 750 mg/30 ml bottle.

2. Online Delivery & Dispensaries (General Austin Cannabis Pricing)

Although these sources don’t specifically mention “Austin Chronic Kush,” they offer insight into the broader scene:

• Bonsai Brothers (Delivery Service in Austin):
  • 1 oz of premium flower ranges from $100 to $200, depending on the strain. For instance:
    • Bubblegum Gelato: $200/oz
    • Cookie Crumble: $180/oz
    • Half-ounce and eighths priced accordingly (1/8 oz ≈ $55; 1/4 oz ≈ $110; 1/2 oz ≈ $220)
• Local black-market trends (via Austin Chronicle interview, April 2025):
  • $100/oz for decent outdoor or greenhouse flower—okay in appearance/smell, but not the tastiest.
  • $180–$210/oz for higher-quality indoor-grown flower that looks, smells, and tastes top-notch.

So if someone were comparing “Austin Chronic Kush” to other options, those figures give a good ballpark.

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Summary at a Glance

Source / Location	Product	Size	Price
Grassroots Harvest	Austin Chronic Kush (Delta 8 + CBG Hemp Flower)	3.5 g (1/8 oz)	$36 (on sale)
Bonsai Brothers (delivery in Austin)	Various top-shelf flower	1 oz	$100–$200
Bonsai Brothers (same)	Same strains	1/8 oz	≈ $55
Black-market / referral (Austin Chronicle)	Good outdoor/greenhouse	1 oz	≈ $100
Black-market / referral (Austin Chronicle)	Premium indoor flower	1 oz	$180–$210

How To Ask About It Safely?

When people are curious about trying Austin Chronic – Chronic Kush, one of the biggest questions is how to ask about it safely—especially in places where cannabis laws are a bit confusing. Here are some tips that both newcomers and seasoned shoppers look for:

1. Use the Strain Name Directly

If you’re shopping at a licensed shop or browsing an online store, it’s perfectly fine to ask:
“Do you carry Austin Chronic – Chronic Kush flower?”
This keeps things simple, clear, and professional.

2. Focus on Effects, Not Just the High

Budtenders or online chat reps respond better when you frame your question around the experience you want. Try:

• “Is Chronic Kush more relaxing or energizing?”
• “Would this strain help with sleep or focus?”

This shows you care about safe use, not just potency.

3. Check Legality First

Before asking, make sure you know the rules in your state. In Texas, for example, THC is heavily restricted, but hemp-derived Delta-8 products like Austin Chronic Kush are often sold legally. Asking in terms of “Delta-8 hemp flower” makes the conversation safer.

4. Ask About Lab Testing

Safety means knowing what’s in your product. A great way to phrase it is:
“Does your Chronic Kush flower come with third-party lab results?”
This shows you’re health-conscious and builds trust with the seller.

5. Start with General Terms if Unsure

If you’re nervous, you don’t have to drop the strain name right away. You can ask:

• “Do you carry any Delta-8 flower strains?”
• “What Kush varieties do you recommend for beginners?”

That way, you get guided options without putting yourself at risk.

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