Hemp Cannabis, THC & CBD Store in Cool Springs, Franklin TN

Tennessee regulates hemp-derived products under its own rules, which are separate from federal law and changed in 2026. They continue to change, so check each product’s label and its certificate of analysis, and ask us in store if you are unsure about a particular product. What changed in 2026 → Tennessee ABC hemp FAQ →

No. Tennessee does not license marijuana dispensaries. The cannabinoid products we sell are hemp-derived, and Tennessee defines hemp as cannabis with no more than 0.3% total THC by dry weight, counting THCA. We sell in store only, at 1735 Galleria Blvd, Suite 1047, Franklin, TN 37067, to customers 21 and over with photo ID.

It depends on the product. Pure CBD products are non-intoxicating. Delta 9 THC products may produce psychoactive effects. Each product’s label states its cannabinoid content, and starting with a low dose is the sensible approach.

It depends on the format. Vapes are typically felt within minutes. Drinks are usually felt in about 15 to 30 minutes. Gummies and other edibles commonly take 30 to 90 minutes or longer, so wait before taking more. Everyone responds differently; start low.

Tennessee requires each hemp-derived product to carry a QR code linking to its certificate of analysis (COA) from a testing lab. Scan the label, or ask us in store and we will help you look for it. Where a brand publishes its COA online, we link it on the product page.

Full spectrum contains the hemp plant’s range of compounds, including trace delta-9 THC. Broad spectrum keeps most of those compounds with the THC removed. Isolate is a single cannabinoid, usually CBD, on its own. The label and COA tell you which one a product is.

Start with the format you prefer and how much you want per serving. Gummies and drinks come in fixed servings, tinctures are measured by the dropper, and vapes are felt fastest. Start low, wait, and ask us in store; we are happy to walk you through the labels.