Blueberry lab report

Blueberry landed at or above 20% THC in 63% of 411 flower tests in our dataset, while 28% reached 25% and 0% reached 30%; the median was 21.91%.¹

Among 4 states with enough data, Nevada was highest: 90% of 62 tests reached 20%, with a 23.46% median; Washington was lowest at 48% of 101, with a 19.68% median.¹ Those state results fold together local cultivation, lab practices and rules, so the difference is not only botanical.

The published single THC numbers are conservative next to Blueberry's labs: zero of the two single figures sat above the 21.91% median, and the highest single claim, 18.5% from SeedFinder, was reached by 74% of tests.^1,2

The lower single figure, 17% from Leafly, was reached by 85% of tests.^1,4 The two ranges did not separate the sources here: 16–24% from AllBud and 16–24% from Weedmaps each covered 50% of lab tests.^1,5,6

These references do not identify any specific package; for a purchase, the batch certificate of analysis is the relevant lab document.

Blueberry's terpene profile is not split: β-myrcene took the top spot in 81% of 74 flower tests with terpene detail; β-caryophyllene was first in 11%, and β-pinene in 5.4%.¹

Leafly names myrcene as dominant, and the lab count lines up: β-myrcene led 81% of tests.^1,4

The terpene subset is mostly Nevada: 62 of 74 tests were run there, so the split mainly reflects that state's flower.¹

The nearest terpene-profile neighbors for Blueberry are Strawberry Cough (82%), Green Crack (79%) and Lava Cake (74%); among 36 eligible strains, Durban Poison is the farthest match at 36%.¹

The closest pair both have β-myrcene as their lead, while Lava Cake has β-caryophyllene and Durban Poison has terpinolene.¹

For the match score, we turn each strain's median values for eight terpenes into a composition, then sum the portions the two profiles share; identical mixes score 100. The comparison is limited to strains with 30 or more tests reporting individual terpenes.¹ Read this as a chemistry comparison only, not a prediction of how Blueberry will feel.

In our comparable lab set, Blueberry sits in the top third by median THC: 19th of 58 strains at 21.91%, just below Ice Cream Cake (22.17%) and just above Rainbow Runtz (21.73%).¹

On the 25% cutoff, Blueberry is 16th, with 28% of tests at or above that level.¹

The interquartile band is wide, 18.40%–25.23%, totaling 6.83 points; by narrowness that is 44th of 52, meaning results under the name vary more than most tracked strains.¹

Blueberry has a wide lab spread: among the five labs with at least 20 tests, Lab E in Washington had the low median at 18.01%, and Lab A in Maryland had the high median at 25.14%; they differed by 7.13 points.¹

That gap does not prove any lab reads high, because labs test different growers' flower as well as different batches. Lab labels are anonymized on this page, with Lab A holding the largest count, and the downloadable test file names the labs.¹

Blueberry is flat on this split: among 245 tests with both measures, the highest-THC third (25.47% or higher) had 1.02% median total terpenes, while the lowest-THC third (21.86% or lower) had 1.03%.¹

The total-terpene medians differed by only 0.01 points, and the state checks did not give a single direction: Maryland down and Nevada up, with the higher-terpene side appearing in one of two states.¹

Total terpenes are aroma-compound weight measurements, so this THC split should not be read as an effects finding.

The rise is clear for Blueberry: its median THC was 17.54% in 2018 on 85 tests and 23.26% in 2023 on 32 tests, for an overall +5.72 points move.¹

The Maryland subset points the same way: 2018 recorded a 15.76% median, while 2022 recorded 19.94%, for +4.18 points.¹ We exclude any year with under 20 tests.¹

Under the exact name Blueberry, lab submissions are mostly flower but not only flower: of 758 total results, 61% were flower, with other or unrecorded 22%, concentrates 10% and shake and trim 5.8% making up most of the rest.¹ Only flower enters this site's strain figures.

Another 5,712 results carried longer names containing Blueberry, 88% of all results with Blueberry in the name, led by “Blueberry Headband” (424), “Blueberry Cookies” (327) and “Blueberry Diesel” (163).¹ Longer labels can signal another entry, so results with added words, cross notation or CBD language stay out under our name-matching rules.

In the Oct 5, 2026 Weedmaps menu pull, Blueberry flower accounted for 472 store listings no farther than 50 miles from each market center, spanning 21 of 27 markets; among 58 tracked strains, that placed it 8th.³

Exact-eighth medians were $36.60 against $25.00 in Los Angeles, CA; $49.50 against $35.70 in New York, NY; $17.20 against $16.00 in Detroit, MI; $32.00 against $25.50 in Seattle, WA; $25.00 against $25.00 in Portland, ME; $30.00 against $35.00 in Baltimore, MD; $25.00 against $17.04 in Oklahoma City, OK; $25.00 against $30.00 in Boston, MA; $32.00 against $25.00 in Portland, OR; and $12.00 against $20.00 in Albuquerque, NM.³ Blueberry priced below the typical other strain in three of ten comparable markets.³