With a name like Boussera Lemons, you might expect limonene to grab the microphone. Plot twist: in this five-pack batch, beta-caryophyllene and terpinolene get the top billing.
This is why strain names are interesting starting points. They give a product an identity, while the measured profile supplies the details. “Lemons” alone doesn’t establish added lemon ingredients or tell you which compound leads the list.
Meet the hard-to-pronounce headliners
Beta-caryophyllene comes in at 0.4599%, followed closely by terpinolene at 0.4258%. Trans-beta-ocimene and alpha-humulene also appear among the larger individual measurements. No pronunciation quiz at the end, promise.
Limonene is in the mix at 0.0388%. It just isn’t first in this particular batch. A name can put an idea in your head; a report can occasionally raise an eyebrow.
Same tin, more than one number
The package format is five half-gram pre-rolls, totaling 2.5g. Its measured total terpenes are 1.5364%. Those numbers describe different things: package contents on one hand, sample composition on the other.
You may spot 1.536% on the report’s summary page and 1.5364% in the detailed panel. That’s rounding, not a plot hole. The extra decimal place hasn’t uncovered a secret second batch.
The numbers, if you’re curious
| Terpene | Reported percentage |
|---|---|
| Beta-caryophyllene | 0.4599% |
| Terpinolene | 0.4258% |
| Trans-beta-ocimene | 0.1447% |
| Alpha-humulene | 0.1373% |
| Limonene | 0.0388% |
| Total terpenes — complete panel | 1.5364% |
The total includes the complete measured panel, so the handful of rows above won’t add up to it. These values describe the tested sample. They don’t promise a particular feeling or a medical benefit.
Keep the right name on the right file
These results belong to TCR-5P-BL-901, documented by ACT Laboratories on September 10, 2026. Boussera Lemons flower and separate single pre-rolls have their own records. Same name on the front doesn’t give every format permission to borrow the same numbers.
Read the complete Boussera Lemons five-pack report — TCR-5P-BL-901
Read the plain-English terpene guide
Sources and further reading
Nature Plants: research on cannabis labeling and chemical variation
