Pamelina

Marketed as indica. That label describes how it is sold, not its chemistry — the research is clear that it does not predict much.

Across 25 laboratory results, Pamelina tested between 20.4% and 24.1% THC, with a median of 22.0%. Most sites print a single number here. The spread is the more useful fact.

Laboratory chemistry

Every figure is a median across real lab results, with the middle 80% of those results beside it. A wide range means the same name tested very differently batch to batch.

CannabinoidMedianMiddle 80%Samples
THC 22.0% 20.4% to 24.1% 25 / above typical
CBDnot measured
CBG 0.74% 0.58% to 0.78% 25 / about typical
CBN 0.03% 0.02% to 0.04% 14 / above typical
CBC 0.07% 0.05% to 0.11% 25 / above typical
THCVnot measured
TerpeneMedianMiddle 80%Samples
Myrcenenot measured
Limonenenot measured
Caryophyllenenot measured
Terpinolenenot measured
Pinenenot measured
Linaloolnot measured
Humulenenot measured
Ocimenenot measured
Bisabololnot measured
Nerolidolnot measured

What this page does not tell you

Sources

Where two sources cover the same analyte, the figure above is pooled over their combined samples rather than averaged — a median of two medians is not a median. Each source's own sample count is shown in the table.

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