TRĒ House Cannabinoid Lineup Guide 2026: Delta-8, THC-P and Mushroom Blends

The first time I tried to sort TRĒ House’s menu by strength, I gave up halfway. A 500mg jar of Delta-8 gummies sits next to a 2000mg version, a THC-P vape pen, live-rosin THCA carts, and a row of mushroom syrups that have nothing to do with cannabis at all. This is a brand built for people who already know their tolerance — so here’s a straight guide to the TRĒ House cannabinoid lineup for 2026, grouped by the effect you’re chasing rather than by flavor.

Every intoxicating product here is 21+. State laws on Delta-8, Delta-9, and THC-P shift constantly and several states have banned them outright, so confirm yours is fine before you order. Don’t drive after any of them, and start with a fraction of a dose if you’re new.

Delta-8: the mellow on-ramp

Delta-8 is where most people meet TRĒ House, and it’s the gentlest of the cannabinoids they carry. The standard Delta-8 gummies (Strawberry, Mango) run 500mg a jar — roughly 25mg a piece across 20 gummies — for $29.99, which lands around 6 cents per milligram. That’s a reasonable place to start if you’ve never touched hemp THC. The High-Potency Blue Raspberry jar jumps to 2000mg (100mg per gummy) for $39.99, or about 2 cents per mg. Cheaper on paper, but a 100mg gummy is not a beginner dose. Quarter it, at most.

Delta-8 tends to feel lighter and less anxious than regular cannabis for a lot of people. Emphasis on “for a lot of people” — it still affects everyone differently, and the FDA has not evaluated or approved it for any use.

Delta-9 and THC-P: the potent end of the TRĒ House cannabinoid lineup

The Delta-9 gummies are dosed conservatively per piece — 10mg each — at $34.99 a bottle. These are hemp-derived, meaning they stay at or under the 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight the 2018 Farm Bill allows, but 10mg of Delta-9 is still a genuine dose that feels a lot like a standard edible. There’s also a Delta-9-with-CBD version if you want the THC softened a little.

Then there’s THC-P, which is the strongest thing on the menu and the one I’d flag hardest. The THC-P vape pens (Blue Milk, Pineapple Express, Candyland) are 2 grams for $39.99. THC-P binds far more aggressively than regular THC, and there’s almost no long-term research on it. A couple of small pulls is plenty. If you treat a THC-P pen like a nicotine vape, you will not have a good afternoon.

THCA vapes: flower-style potency

TRĒ House’s live-resin and live-rosin THCA vape pens (Sunset Sherbet, Blueberry Slushie, Grape Guava Punch) run $39.99 to $49.99 for 2g–3.5g devices. THCA converts to Delta-9 THC when heated, so functionally these hit like a strong flower cart. The rosin versions cost a few dollars more because rosin is solventless — a real quality difference if you care about how the extract was made.

The mushroom line: a separate lane

Here’s the part that confuses people. TRĒ House’s mushroom products — the Extra-Strength Mushroom Gummies ($34.99), the microdose mushroom vape pens ($54.99), the mushroom syrups ($49.99) — are not CBD or THC. They use functional mushroom and other botanical blends marketed for a mild mood lift, not a cannabis high. Effects are subtle and the evidence is thin, so I’d go in with low expectations. They’re a different experience from everything above, and buying one thinking it’s a stronger edible is a common mistake.

TRĒ House cannabinoid lineup: cost and effect by line

Line	Example	Price	Cost / mg	Effect / who it’s for
Delta-8 Gummies	500mg jar (25mg ea)	$29.99	~6.0¢	Mild, beginner-friendly
High-Potency Delta-8	2000mg jar (100mg ea)	$39.99	~2.0¢	High tolerance only
Delta-9 Gummies	10mg per piece	$34.99	—	Classic edible feel
THC-P Vape Pen	2g device	$39.99	—	Strongest; go slow
THCA Live Rosin Vape	3.5g device	$49.99	—	Flower-style, solventless
Mushroom Gummies	Extra-strength pack	$34.99	—	Mild mood, no THC

Value and the small stuff

On raw cost per milligram, TRĒ House sits mid-pack. The High-Potency Delta-8 jar at 2 cents a milligram is genuinely cheap for what it is, while the Delta-9 gummies cost more per active milligram because 10mg pieces are deliberately smaller doses — you’re paying for control, not volume. The “Buy 2 & Save” pricing scattered across the vapes and gummies knocks roughly 5% off, so if you already have a product you like, buying in twos is the easy saving.

The brand also sells the boring-but-useful accessories — king-size and 1¼” preroll cones in 3- and 4-packs for $11.99 to $14.99, unbleached or ultra-thin. Not exciting, but if you’re already rolling your own THCA flower it’s cheaper to grab them here than at a smoke shop. Worth knowing the whole ecosystem exists rather than just the flashy vapes.

My honest gripe: the naming does you no favors. Cannabinoid strength, mushroom blends, and CBD-blended options all share the same fun-flavor branding, so it’s easy to grab something far stronger or far milder than you meant to. TRĒ House does publish third-party COAs, which is the saving grace — read the batch report before you dose, every time.

Frequently asked questions

Which TRĒ House product is best for a first-timer?

The standard 500mg Delta-8 gummies. At roughly 25mg per piece, you can cut one in half or quarters and feel out your tolerance before committing. Skip the High-Potency 2000mg jar and the THC-P pen entirely until you know how hemp THC affects you.

How is THC-P different from regular THC?

THC-P is a naturally occurring but far more potent cannabinoid that binds to receptors much more strongly than Delta-9 THC. There’s very little research on its long-term effects. That’s why the vape pens deserve extra caution — a small amount goes a long way, and it’s 21+ only.

Will these show up on a drug test?

Yes. Delta-8, Delta-9, THC-P, and THCA can all trigger a positive on a standard THC drug screen. If you’re subject to testing at work, none of the intoxicating products here are safe bets — no brand can guarantee otherwise.

Are the mushroom products psychedelic?

No. TRĒ House’s mushroom gummies, syrups, and vapes use functional botanical blends, not psilocybin. They’re marketed for a light mood lift, the effects are subtle, and the FDA hasn’t evaluated them for any health claim. Don’t expect them to behave like the cannabinoid products.