Two new Boussera Lemons reports received an overall Pass: the 28g flower batch TCR-F-BLOZ-901 and the 2.5g five-pack pre-roll batch TCR-5P-BL-901. Comparing them is a useful example of why the format and batch number matter even when the strain name is the same.
Boussera Lemons 28g flower
The flower report is led by terpinolene at 0.9319%, beta-caryophyllene at 0.5088%, trans-beta-ocimene at 0.3652% and valencene at 0.2806%. Alpha-humulene measured 0.1466% and beta-myrcene measured 0.1374%.
Open the passing Boussera Lemons flower COA
Boussera Lemons 2.5g five-pack
The five-pack is led by beta-caryophyllene at 0.4599% and terpinolene at 0.4258%, followed by trans-beta-ocimene at 0.1447% and alpha-humulene at 0.1373%. Its measured profile is related to the flower’s profile, but the percentages are not identical.
Open the passing Boussera Lemons five-pack COA
What the comparison tells shoppers
A strain name is a starting point, not a substitute for the current label. Format, production run and sample results can change the measured profile. Match the batch on the package to the right report and use aroma terms as descriptions rather than guaranteed effects.
