No. THCA remains illegal in Idaho under state law, which classifies all tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) isomers—including THCA—as controlled substances. The Idaho State Police and Bureau of Narcotics enforce this stance, aligning with the 2023 legislative rejection of hemp-derived THC products. No 2026 compliance shifts are anticipated.
Key Regulations for THCA in Idaho
- Controlled Substance Classification: THCA is treated as a Schedule I controlled substance under Idaho Code § 37-2705, mirroring federal analog enforcement.
- Hemp Exclusion: Idaho’s 2023 Farm Bill amendments explicitly exclude THCA from hemp definitions, barring its sale or possession despite federal hemp legality.
- Enforcement Priorities: The Idaho State Police Narcotics Division prioritizes interdiction of THCA products, including those marketed as “legal highs” or “dietary supplements.”
Local retailers and distributors face penalties under § 37-2732, including felony charges for trafficking. No pending legislation suggests imminent decriminalization. Consult the Idaho Attorney General’s Office for updates.