Collection: Infused Flower

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Infused Flower — The Loud End

Hemp flower with cannabinoids layered on top after harvest. Everything on this shelf is intoxicating — all of it, no exceptions. Three products, three different compounds, three very different weight classes. Read before you grab, because the gap between the cheapest and the strongest jar here is enormous.

⚠ Know What You're Grabbing

These are not all the same strength. Delta-8 is the mild end. HHC sits in the middle, roughly where conventional THC lands. THCH and THCP are a different animal entirely — they bind far harder than delta-9 does, which means a small amount goes a very long way.

If you're new to any of this, start with the CakeBerry and don't touch the Twenty One jar. Go slow, wait it out before you go again, and don't drive. Adults 21+ only, and check your state — several have banned these outright.

We're not going to dress this up. Infused means the cannabinoid was applied to the flower, not grown into it — the base is hemp, the effect comes from what's on it. Anyone marketing infused flower as "natural" or pretending it's the same as what the plant made is bullshitting you. Every lot here is third-party tested and the COA's yours for the asking.

Delta-8 & HHC — The Approachable End

Milder infusions on a flower base. Still intoxicating, still 21+, but this is where you start.

CakeBerry — Delta-8

D8 on CBD Base · Myrcene / Limonene · 1G–28G · 21+

Berry and cake terps over sticky, dense, trichome-loaded nugs. Delta-8 applied to a CBD flower base, lab tested both sides. The mildest thing on this shelf and the right starting point — goes all the way to a full ounce if you already know you like it.

From $9.99

Rootbeer Floatz — HHC

HHC Infused · Vanilla / Sarsaparilla · 1G–7G · 21+

Creamy vanilla and root beer sweetness — genuinely unusual and one of the more fun jars we've ever carried. HHC sits noticeably above Delta-8, roughly in conventional THC territory. Start at the 1G sampler if you haven't had HHC before.

From $10.99

THCH & THCP — The Heavy End

Strongest product in the entire Ripkitty catalog. Not a beginner's jar and not a casual purchase. Read the warning above first.

Twenty One — THP Flower

THCH / THCP Infused · 3.5g Jar · White Widow / Candyland · 21+

White Widow (hybrid) and Candyland (sativa), infused with THCH and THCP and jarred by the eighth. These cannabinoids bind harder to CB1 than delta-9 does — meaningfully harder — so a small amount hits like considerably more. Experienced only. Take a fraction of what you'd normally take, wait, and reassess. We're not being dramatic; we're telling you how this one works.

From $39.99 / Jar

Questions People Actually Ask

What does "infused" actually mean?

The cannabinoid was applied to the flower after harvest, not grown into it. The base is hemp flower — real bud, real terpenes — and the Delta-8, HHC, THCH or THCP is added on top. That's why the effect comes from the infusion rather than the strain. Anyone selling infused flower as though the plant made it that way is lying to you.

Which of these is strongest?

Roughly: Delta-8 is mildest, HHC sits in the middle around conventional THC, and THCH and THCP are far above both. The Twenty One jar is the heaviest thing we sell, full stop. That ordering isn't marketing — THCH and THCP bind to the CB1 receptor considerably more strongly than delta-9, so gram for gram they hit disproportionately hard.

I've never tried any of this. Where do I start?

CakeBerry, 1 gram. Delta-8 is the mild end and a single gram costs you ten bucks to find out whether you like it. Do not start with the Twenty One jar — that's not us upselling you in reverse, it's us not wanting you to have a miserable evening. Small amount, wait a good while, reassess.

Is Delta-8 the same as regular THC?

No. Delta-8 is a different isomer — similar structure, generally reported as milder than conventional delta-9 THC. It's usually produced by converting CBD in a lab rather than extracted in quantity from the plant, since hemp makes very little of it naturally. Still intoxicating, still 21+, still shows on a drug test.

What's HHC?

Hexahydrocannabinol — a hydrogenated cannabinoid, meaning hydrogen is added to the molecule. Most people put it near conventional THC in strength, above Delta-8. It occurs in trace amounts naturally but commercial HHC is produced in a lab. Same rules: intoxicating, 21+, will test positive.

What are THCH and THCP?

Both are naturally occurring cannabinoids found in trace amounts, with longer alkyl side chains than delta-9 THC. That longer chain is why they bind so much harder to the CB1 receptor — THCP in particular has been measured at dramatically higher binding affinity than delta-9. Trace amounts in the plant, but concentrated in an infused product they're the most potent thing on this site.

Will these fail a drug test?

Yes. Assume every product on this shelf will. Standard screens detect THC metabolites and cannot distinguish Delta-8, HHC, THCH or THCP from conventional THC. There's no ambiguity here and no clever workaround. If you're tested at work, this entire collection is off limits.

Is any of this legal where I live?

Federally these are hemp-derived under the 2018 Farm Bill. State law is where it falls apart badly. Delta-8, HHC, THCH and THCP are restricted or banned outright in a growing list of states, and that list has been moving fast. Check your own state before you order — compliance is on the buyer and we're not going to pretend otherwise.

Why does infused flower cost more?

Because you're paying for the cannabinoid, not just the bud. The jump from $9.99 to $39.99 across this shelf is almost entirely what's on the flower, not the flower itself. THCH and THCP are expensive to produce in usable quantity, which is why the Twenty One jar sits where it does.

How do I store it?

Airtight glass, cool, dark, away from windows and vents. Same rules as any flower — heat and light strip terpenes — but infused product also doesn't love heat for other reasons. Keep the 3.5g jars sealed, keep everything out of reach of kids and animals, and don't leave it in a hot car.

Where do I buy this without getting knocked off?

Straight from IndustrialHempFlower.com. We supply other retailers too, so Ripkitty product turns up under other store names with listing copy we didn't write and don't control. If a description somewhere contradicts what's on this page, this page is the accurate one. Email Info@industrialhempflower.com if you're unsure.