Not every jar in a lab run is new. Four familiar Grams flower releases came back with fresh batches in the same late-October report: Vanilla Coke in 3.5g, Pastelito in 3.5g and 28g, and the Nepal Diesel ounce.
A new batch is a new harvest lot with its own report. The strain name stays the same; the numbers do not have to. Here is what changed.
The new batches at a glance
| Jar | Batch | Total THC | Total terpenes | Top three terpenes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanilla Coke 3.5g | TCR-F-VC-1026 | 27.044% | 1.6037% | Beta-caryophyllene, Limonene, Linalool |
| Pastelito 3.5g | TCR-F-P-1026 | 27.949% | 2.6232% | Limonene, Linalool, Beta-myrcene |
| Pastelito 28g | TCR-FOZ-P-1026 | 31.153% | 2.8384% | Limonene, Linalool, Beta-myrcene |
| Nepal Diesel 28g | TCR-FOZ-ND-1026 | 29.821% | 2.8114% | Beta-caryophyllene, Limonene, Beta-myrcene |
Vanilla Coke 3.5g: the lead changed
The earlier 3.5g batch, TCR-F-VC-715, was led by limonene. In new batch TCR-F-VC-1026, beta-caryophyllene moves to the top, with limonene second and linalool third. Same strain, same jar size, a slightly different order. That is exactly why the batch number on the label matters.
Pastelito: citrus, louder
Both new Pastelito batches are led by limonene at over 1.1%, well above the earlier 3.5g and ounce reports. Total terpenes rose too: 2.6232% for the 3.5g batch and 2.8384% for the ounce, against roughly 1.6% in the earlier releases.
Nepal Diesel ounce: same shape, more of it
The new ounce batch, TCR-FOZ-ND-1026, keeps the familiar order of beta-caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene, with total terpenes at 2.8114%. It closely mirrors the new 3.5g Nepal Diesel jar from the same run.
Aroma descriptions are general terpene vocabulary, not a promise about how any jar will smell or feel. Your nose gets the final vote.
Match the jar to the report
These four reports were created October 27, 2026, except the Nepal Diesel ounce, created October 29. Older jars of the same strains may still carry earlier batches, so check the batch printed on the label before comparing.
Source: Vanilla Coke 3.5g report — TCR-F-VC-1026
Source: Pastelito 3.5g report — TCR-F-P-1026
Source: Pastelito 28g report — TCR-FOZ-P-1026
Source: Nepal Diesel 28g report — TCR-FOZ-ND-1026
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