Tropicana Cherry lab report

Yes: Tropicana Cherry was usually under 20% total THC, because only 68 of 265 flower tests, 26%, were at 20% or above; 8, or 3.0%, reached 25% or above, none reached 30% or above (0%), and the median was 17.98%.¹

At the 20% cutoff, Michigan led the state split: 33% of 131 tests reached it, with median 18.04%, while Maryland recorded 17% of 53 and median 18.33%.¹ That spread is also a market signal: cultivation sources, lab mix and state testing rules all differ, so it is not only about Tropicana Cherry.

Mostly no for the single THC value we checked: Leafly's 25% sits above Tropicana Cherry's 17.98% lab median because fewer than half of tests reached it, and only 3.0% met or exceeded that line.^1,3

The range claims fit the lab set unevenly. The 16–24% range from Relentless Genetics captured the largest slice of lab results, 67%, while the 25–28% range from Maine’s JAR Cannabis captured the smallest, 2.6%.^1,4,5

Those references are not batch records; the certificate of analysis for the package is the batch document.

Yes, terpene claims disagree on Tropicana Cherry, but the lab pattern is settled: β-caryophyllene ranked highest on 47 terpene reports, equal to 77% of the 61 total, while limonene led the other 23%.¹

For Tropicana Cherry, Maryland’s Curio Wellness identifies myrcene as the dominant terpene; in the lab set, β-myrcene led 0% of tests.^1,8 Leafly identifies caryophyllene, and that one fits: β-caryophyllene led 77%.^1,3

Nevada supplies most of this terpene set, with 51 of 61 reports, so the lead shares mainly describe flower tested there.¹

The farthest strain from Tropicana Cherry's typical terpene mix was Durban Poison, at 26% in the 36-strain comparison; the nearest were Candyland (93%), Georgia Pie (91%) and Girl Scout Cookies (87%).¹ Those closest profiles all lead with β-caryophyllene; Durban Poison's profile is led by terpinolene.¹

Method: for each strain, we take the median levels for eight terpenes and recast them as percentages of their combined terpene total; the overlap score is the shared portion of both share profiles, and identical mixes score 100. No strain enters unless it has at least 30 tests with individual terpene results. This is a chemistry-only match and does not forecast how a strain feels.

Yes: by median total THC, Tropicana Cherry sits near the lower end of the comparison at 52nd of 58 with a 17.98% median; Cherry Diesel is just higher at 18.10%, and Hindu Kush is just lower at 17.91%.¹ Its 3.0% share at 25% or more also falls near the bottom, ranking 51st.¹

The middle-half band was 15.63%–20.08%, which makes 4.45 points between its lower and upper quartile.¹ Ranked narrowest to widest, that spread was 12th of 52 qualifying strains, so Tropicana Cherry was more consistent than most.¹

Yes: for Tropicana Cherry, the 5 labs above the 20-test floor formed a wide THC band, from 14.47% at Lab A in Nevada across 43 tests to 20.48% at Lab B in Michigan across 36, leaving 6.01 points between them.¹

Because growers vary along with the labs, this spread by itself does not show that Lab B inflates results or that Lab A depresses them.¹ On this page the lab names are masked, with Lab A assigned to the lab contributing the most Tropicana Cherry results; the downloadable file gives the real names.¹

Yes: Tropicana Cherry's high-THC third, defined at 18.82% or more within 111 paired results, carried a 1.59% total-terpene median, while the low-THC third, at 15.95% or less, carried 1.13%.¹ The difference between those terpene medians was 0.46 points.¹

The state split did not reverse the pattern: 2 of 2 qualifying states rose from the low-THC group to the high-THC group (Nevada up and Maryland up).¹ Nevada shows the size of it, moving from 1.09% in the lower-THC tier to 1.92% in the higher-THC tier.¹ Total terpenes are aroma-compound weight percentages; they are not effects data.

Yes, spelling variants exist, but among 380 results using exactly Tropicana Cherry as the label, flower made up most records at 84%, or 320, while the rest split among shake and trim, 8.2% (31); concentrates, 6.3% (24); and other or unrecorded, 1.1% (4).¹ This site uses flower records only for strain metrics.

Longer or variant labels containing Tropicana Cherry added 50 records, 12% of all name-containing results; the leading examples were “OCal Tropicana Cherry” (5), “Tropicana Cherrys” (5) and “Tropicana Cherryy” (5).¹ For matching, those are left out because added wording, cross terms or CBD labels can point to another plant; see the dataset name rules.

In the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, we found 385 store listings for Tropicana Cherry flower inside 50 miles of the market centers; 25 of 27 markets listed it, ranking 9th of 50 tracked strains.²

For exact eighths, Tropicana Cherry was below same-menu medians in Los Angeles, CA ($19.00 vs $25.00), Denver, CO ($15.50 vs $18.83), Portland, ME ($20.00 vs $25.00), Boston, MA ($28.00 vs $30.00), Portland, OR ($16.00 vs $25.00) and Oklahoma City, OK ($15.00 vs $18.00); it matched in Detroit, MI ($16.00 vs $16.00) and was higher in New York, NY ($40.00 vs $35.89) and Seattle, WA ($36.00 vs $25.50).² That puts it cheaper than the typical other strain in 6 of 9 comparable markets.²