If you live in Spring, you’ve probably noticed hemp shops and “dispensaries” popping up along FM 2920, Rayford Road, and the I-45 corridor. What those stores can legally sell has changed a lot in 2026, though, and Texas now draws a much sharper line between hemp retailers and licensed medical cannabis dispensaries.

In this guide, we’re covering five local options serving Spring, comparing their product focus and shopping experience. We’ll also explain what Texas law allows right now and how to read a certificate of analysis (COA) before you buy.

The Flower Shop

Product Focus: Hemp flower, pre-rolls, edibles, THC drinks, CBD

Reviews: 5.0 (155 Google reviews)

Address: 16300 Kuykendahl Rd Unit 305, Houston, TX 77068

Hours: Mon-Thu 10am-11pm, Fri-Sun 10am-12am

The Flower Shop sits about 15 minutes from Old Town Spring on Kuykendahl Road. They stock hemp flower, pre-rolls, edibles, THC drinks, and CBD, and they restock weekly.

In an industry known for shady operations, finding a trustworthy company is likely a goal of yours. The Flower Shop helps by keeping a COA on file for every batch and letting you read it at the counter, so you can confirm a product meets Texas's 0.3% total THC limit. You can also order online for in-store pickup.

Natural Ways CBD

Product Focus: CBD gummies, tinctures, edibles

Reviews: 5.0 (286 Google reviews)

Address: 578 Sawdust Rd, Spring, TX 77380

Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 12pm-6pm

Natural Ways CBD on Sawdust Road is a good fit if you want wellness-focused CBD products rather than a smoke shop atmosphere. 

They focus on CBD gummies, tinctures, and edibles, and their staff takes time to walk you through each product, which helps a lot if you’re new to CBD and unsure where to start. Ask the staff how the different formats compare, since tinctures and gummies can take effect at different speeds. 

The shop’s location near I-45 makes it convenient for residents of north Spring and The Woodlands, and Sunday afternoon hours give weekend shoppers extra scheduling flexibility.

Marathon Cannabis Dispensary

Product Focus: Hemp flower and THC gummies

Reviews: 5.0 (111 Google reviews)

Address: 3624 FM 2920, Spring, TX 77388

Hours: Mon-Wed 11am-9pm, Thu 10am-9pm, Fri 10am-8pm, Sat 10:30am-6:30pm, Sun closed

Marathon Cannabis Dispensary is an owner-run dispensary on FM 2920, about two miles from I-45 and close to the Grand Parkway. 

Their customers appreciate the personal service provided by the owner, and reviews note that the owner hand-selects and packages the products himself, favoring quality over sheer volume. 

If you’re looking for a smaller, more curated selection, Marathon is a good fit. 

Just know that they close on Sundays, so plan weekend visits for Saturday.

Spring Wellness Smoke, Vape and CBD

Product Focus: Smoke, vape, CBD

Reviews: 4.9 (414 Google reviews)

Address: 5240 FM 2920 Ste 300, Spring, TX 77388

Hours: Open 24 hours

Spring Wellness Smoke, Vape and CBD on FM 2920 stays open around the clock, which makes it one of the few nearby options if you work late nights, early mornings, or rotating shifts. 

They carry a broad mix of smoke, vape, and CBD products, from pipes to edibles and topicals, so it works well as a one-stop trip when you need accessories and consumables together. 

With such a wide selection, quality can vary from brand to brand, so ask to see the COA for anything you’re considering. That said, their 400-plus Google reviews suggest a loyal local following among Spring shoppers.

Texas Original

Product Focus: Medical cannabis edibles, tinctures, vapes

Reviews: 4.5 (152 Google reviews)

Address: 1714 Houston Ave, Houston, TX 77007

Hours: Mon-Sat 11am-6pm, Sun closed

Texas Original is a licensed medical cannabis dispensary operating under the Texas Compassionate Use Program, and it’s the only option on this list that sells what is formally classified as “low-THC cannabis” rather than hemp. To shop there, you’ll need to be entered into the state’s Compassionate Use Registry by a registered physician. 

The program expanded in 2025 to include chronic pain, so ask your doctor whether you now qualify. The storefront sits near downtown Houston, about a 30-minute drive from Spring.

Texas Original’s product lineup includes edibles, tinctures, and vapes with consistent, lab-tested THC dosing.

What to Look for in a Spring Hemp Retailer

Texas hemp law has shifted several times this year, so keep these factors in mind before you buy.

Product Transparency and COAs

Look for a COA from an independent lab that matches your batch, lists both delta-9 THC and THCA, and screens for contaminants like pesticides and mold.

Hemp Shops vs. Medical Dispensaries

Hemp shops sell hemp-derived products without a prescription, within strict THC limits. Medical dispensaries sell low-THC cannabis, up to 1% THC by weight, to registered patients with a prescription.

Current Texas Regulations

Since March 31, 2026, Texas counts THCA toward the 0.3% total THC limit, which rules out most high-THCA flower. Delta-8 became Schedule I on July 31, 2026, while hemp-derived delta-9 edibles and drinks at or below 0.3% THC by dry weight remain legal for adults 21 and older. A federal hemp change takes effect December 11, 2026, so follow US news coverage for updates.

Conclusion: Which Spring Dispensary is the Best?

Spring has options for almost every kind of shopper, from wellness-focused CBD stores and late-night smoke shops to curated hemp retailers and a licensed medical dispensary for registered patients. 

The right choice comes down to your goals. 

If you’re new to CBD, look for knowledgeable staff who can explain how different products work. If you want hemp-derived THC products, prioritize shops that make batch-specific COAs easy to access so you can confirm they meet Texas’s 0.3% total THC limit. 

If you have a qualifying condition and want consistent, physician-guided dosing, the Texas Compassionate Use Program is worth exploring with your doctor. 

Whatever you’re looking for, bring a valid ID, ask for the COA before you buy, and call ahead to confirm availability, since Texas hemp rules have changed several times this year.