Guava lab report

82% of Guava flower tests reached 20% total THC or more, about 8 in 10; among 92 flower lab results, the share fell to 36% at 25% and 1.1% at 30%.¹

Yes, the checked single THC listings for Guava were lower than the lab middle: 0 of 3 single-figure claims sat above the 23.52% median.¹ The largest single claim was 22% from AllBud, and 70% of tests reached that mark or higher.^1,3

The smallest single figure was 21% from Leafly; 78% of tests met or exceeded that level.^1,4 The 21–27% range from Weedmaps covered 74% of lab results.^1,5

These outside figures are not batch proof; a jar-specific certificate of analysis is the document that applies to that product.

Yes, averages can change the lead terpene for Guava: limonene led 60% of 20 terpene tests, about 6 in 10, while β-caryophyllene led 40%, but β-caryophyllene ranked first by median level.¹

By median terpene level, β-caryophyllene came out ahead, so an averaged profile can point to β-caryophyllene even when the test-by-test tally points to limonene.¹

Leafly names limonene, matching the count because limonene led 60% of terpene tests.^1,4 Most of this terpene evidence comes from Nevada, with 16 of 20 tests from its labs.¹

Guava ranks high for THC in this dataset: its 23.52% median total THC is 8th of 58, in the top third, between Black Cherry Gelato (23.98%) and Triangle Mints (23.19%).¹ The 25% screen gives Guava another top-third result: 36% reached that cutoff or higher, ranking 8th.¹

Guava's interquartile band is 21.32%–25.73%, measuring 4.41 points; among 52 qualifying strains, that is the 11th-narrowest spread.¹ That range is tighter than most, so Guava looks more consistent than the comparison set.¹

Yes: longer names make up 90% of lab records containing Guava; within exact-name Guava entries, flower is still a minority at 109 of 258, or 42%, with concentrates at 31%, other or unrecorded at 18% and shake and trim at 4.7%.¹ Only flower is included in our strain calculations.

Name extensions dominate the broader lab trail: 2,379 records use Guava with extra wording, a 90% share of records containing the name, with “Guava IX” (472), “Guava Lava” (96) and “Guava Jelly” (73) leading that set.¹ We keep those out because added words, cross markers and CBD versions can mark different material (see the matching method).

Guava flower was available across most tracked markets in the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps pull, with 409 listings within 50 miles of each market's center, presence in 22 of 27 markets and ranked 8th of 50.²

For exact eighths, Guava medians were $29.50 in Los Angeles versus $25.00 for the typical other strain, $42.00 in Newark versus $43.75, $13.50 in Detroit versus $16.00, $41.50 in New York versus $35.89, $45.00 in Baltimore versus $36.25 and $24.00 in Seattle versus $30.00.² The remaining comparable markets were Minneapolis at $50.00 versus $50.00, Portland at $30.00 versus $25.00, Chicago at $37.88 versus $43.20, Boston at $30.00 versus $29.00 and St. Louis at $26.40 versus $30.50.² Across the comparable markets, 5 of 11 put Guava below the local typical-other-strain median, so the verdict is mixed.²