Cherry Diesel lab report

Yes, most Cherry Diesel flower tests were under 20% THC: 22% of the 149 tests reached 20% or more, or about 2 in 10; 0% reached 25% and 0% reached 30%.¹

The state split is wide: Nevada's 35 tests had a 34% rate at 20% or more and a median of 18.67%, while Michigan's 107 tests had a 13% rate and a median of 17.83%.¹ That gap also reflects each market's grower base, lab mix and testing rules, not the plant alone.

No, Cherry Diesel did not usually meet its listed single THC value: the one single figure sits above the 18.10% lab median, and only 1.3% of tests got to Leafly's 23% mark, about 1 in 77.^1,3

The one range we checked, AllBud's 21–24%, covered 13% of the lab results.^1,4

These comparison points are not batch certificates. To judge one jar, read the certificate of analysis issued for that batch.

Yes, terpinolene usually led Cherry Diesel terpene tests: it was the top terpene in 71% of the 35 panels, about 7 in 10, while β-caryophyllene led 29%, making the lead consistent in this subset.¹

All 35 terpene-panel tests came from Nevada, so these shares mainly describe Nevada flower rather than a multi-state mix.¹

The strains with terpene profiles most like Cherry Diesel are Trainwreck, Jack Herer and Super Lemon Haze: Trainwreck overlaps 82%, Jack Herer overlaps 81% and Super Lemon Haze overlaps 79%; Papaya, led by limonene, is the farthest match at 44% within the 36-strain comparison.¹

Method: for each strain, we take median values for eight terpenes and express them as percentages of the eight-terpene sum; the overlap is the shared portion of two mixes, and identical mixes score 100. Entry required at least 30 qualifying terpene tests.¹ This is a lab-chemistry comparison only, not an effects forecast.

Among qualifying strains, no, none of the Cherry Diesel tests reached 25% THC; its share at 25% or more is 0%, ranked 51st, while its median total THC is 18.10%, 48th of 52, between Maui Wowie at 18.18% and Tropicana Cherry at 17.98%.¹

For consistency, Cherry Diesel is near the tight end: from 16.60% to 19.79%, its central half covers 3.19 points, placing that interval 5th narrowest in the 52-strain spread table for names meeting the 30-test minimum.¹

For batches whose growers and state coverage differ, Cherry Diesel lab medians are close together: among the three labs meeting the 20-test cutoff, THC medians ran from 17.13% at Lab B (Michigan, 40 tests) to 18.68% at Lab C (Nevada, 30 tests), a gap of 1.55 points.¹

Grower mix and batch selection differ by lab, so the range does not show that any lab is reading high. We anonymize labs on the page, with Lab A assigned to the largest test count; the download uses the actual lab names.

Yes, Cherry Diesel stayed essentially steady: the qualifying-year median moved from 18.41% in 2020 with 43 tests to 18.06% in 2022 with 36, for a change of −0.35 points overall.¹

Keeping only Michigan changes little: 2020's median was 18.02% and 2022's was 17.83%, for −0.19 points.¹ We omit years below 20 tests.¹

Yes, Cherry Diesel was mostly tested as flower among exact-name lab records: flower accounted for 84% of 180 results, while concentrates at 6.1%, shake and trim at 5.6% and pre-rolls at 3.3% made up the main non-flower forms.¹ This site's potency and terpene calculations use flower only.

Names that add words stay outside the exact-name set: 36 results used longer labels containing Cherry Diesel, equal to 17% of name-containing records; the largest were “Dark Cherry Diesel” (11), “MOCA Flowers - Pre Roll - Royal Cherry Diesel” (5) and “Royal Cherry Diesel” (3).¹ Added wording, cross notes or CBD wording can change what the label refers to, so we keep them out under our matching method.

Yes, Cherry Diesel was a rare menu find in the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps pull: within 50 miles of each market's center, across 27 market centers, 15 store listings carried Cherry Diesel flower in 4 markets, placing it 56th out of 58 tracked strains.²

Zero markets met the priced-eighth rule for Cherry Diesel, so this page does not compare its median eighth price with other tracked strains.²