LAB TESTED · CoA IN STOREIndica · Cannabis flower
Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbert
Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbert is an indica cross with a sweet, fruity aroma. The current batch tests at 25.21% THC and is grown on a GACP-certified Thai farm, with a Certificate of Analysis available in store.
Total THC
25.21%
Total CBD
0.17%
Terpenes
Estimate
Lab profile
What the lab found in this batch
Siam Herbal Tech R 000X43/25, 31 Mar 2025
THC strength
Scale 0 to 30%, notched every 5%
Terpene wheel
Estimate: listed, not measured
Terpenes: published estimate for this strain, not completed by the lab. Source: Terrapin Care Station (RS54, Sunset Sherbert × Pink Guava), which lists these terpenes without a ranking or amounts, so the wheel gives them equal weight.
How this terpene mix is described
Estimate: Leans calming (~33 of 100)
Estimate from the listed terpenes (equal weight), using CannaBuri's terpene research. A guide to aroma and character only; effects differ from person to person.
Cannabinoids
Scale 0 to 30%. Total THC = Δ9-THC + THCA × 0.877
Minor cannabinoids
Scale 0 to 2%. Also measured: CBN 0.03, CBDV 0.01.
Terpenes usually reported for Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbert
Limonene
Aroma: citrus peel, lemon
Often described as uplifting
Linalool
Aroma: floral, lavender
Often described as calm and settled
Myrcene
Aroma: earthy, musky, mango
Often described as relaxed and heavy
Ranked from Terrapin Care Station (RS54, Sunset Sherbert × Pink Guava). Not measured on this batch.
About this strain
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Product details
Grown by a GACP-certified Thai farm. Certificate of Analysis from Siam Herbal Tech available in store. Cannabis flower is supplied only to adults aged 20 or over with a prescription, which CannaBuri can arrange in store.
About these charts
Lab figures come from the report for the current batch and change with each harvest. Estimates are marked as estimates and are replaced when a lab report with terpenes arrives. Terpene descriptions cover aroma and commonly reported character. They are not medical advice, and effects differ from person to person.
