Queue the sad violin music and say adios to our dear friend, THCA. You flew too close to the sun—or, at least, the governor’s office. The state of Georgia now defines THC as: tetrahydrocannabinol, tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, or a combination of the two. For business owners, this means some of your most popular products are now illegal to sell. We’ve seen THCA cause headaches (and incarcerations) for business owners in the neighboring state of South Carolina. Could Georgia be setting a precedent that works its way through the South?