Super Lemon Haze lab report

For Super Lemon Haze, 20% is a realistic line and 25% is a much steeper one: 61% of the 1,543 flower results met or exceeded 20% total THC, 15% met 25%, and 0.5% met 30%; the median was 20.84%.¹

The stronger state split favored Michigan: 74% of its 356 tests were at or above 20%, with a median of 24.29%, versus 56% of 469 tests and a 20.36% median in Nevada.¹ That gap reflects market mix, cultivators, lab panels and local testing rules, not only Super Lemon Haze itself.

For Super Lemon Haze, the outside single-number THC claims cluster above the lab midpoint: 3 of 4 sit over 20.84%, while tests reached the 26.33% figure from Green House Seeds just 8.6% of the time, about 1 in 12.^1,2

Leafly's 19% single figure was reached by 70% of tests, so it is much less demanding than the high claim.^1,4

The Weedmaps range, 18–27%, captured 73% of tests.^1,5 Current package-level certificate of analysis, not an outside strain page, is the batch-specific document.

The terpene lead is very settled in Super Lemon Haze: terpinolene topped 78% of 468 terpene-reporting flower tests, while β-caryophyllene was next at 12% and β-myrcene at 8.1%.¹

Leafly names terpinolene, matching the tests: terpinolene led 78%.^1,4

Green House Seeds names β-caryophyllene, but the tests disagree: β-caryophyllene led 12%, while terpinolene led 78%.^1,2

Nevada accounts for nearly every terpene record here: 463 of 468, so the lead shares are mostly a Nevada view.¹

The nearest lab terpene profiles to Super Lemon Haze are Jack Herer at 90%, Trainwreck at 89% and Durban Poison at 86%; the least similar of the 36 compared strains is Papaya at 34%.¹

The closest profiles listed above lead with terpinolene, while Papaya leads with limonene.¹

Method: we start with strains that have at least 30 terpene tests, take median readings for eight terpenes, recast those readings as each terpene's share of the eight-terpene total, then measure the overlap with Super Lemon Haze; identical mixes score 100.¹ This compares lab chemistry only; it does not forecast how a strain feels.

By median total THC, Super Lemon Haze lands in the middle of the comparison set: 27th of 58 at 20.84%, between OG Kush at 20.87% and Sherbet at 20.52%.¹

Its high-THC share tells the same middle-set story: 15% of tests were at or above 25%, ranked 28th.¹ The central half of results covers 5.07 points, from 18.41% to 23.48%; that is the 26th narrowest spread among 52 strains and about average consistency.¹

For Super Lemon Haze, frequent labs were far apart: across the 14 labs with at least 20 tests apiece, medians started at 16.98% for Lab E in Washington and topped out at 27.13% for Lab G in Michigan, a gap of 10.15 points.¹

The split remains inside Michigan: the 7 qualifying labs there ranged from 17.50% to 27.13%, differing by 9.63 points.¹

Because labs receive different growers' flower, this range by itself does not show that any lab reads high. On this page the lab names are masked; Lab A has the most tests, and the downloadable file identifies the labs.

Yes: among 477 paired Super Lemon Haze flower tests, total-terpene medians were higher in the top THC third: 1.72% for tests at 21.73% or more, compared with 1.28% for tests at 19.20% or less, a difference of 0.44 points.¹

Nevada was the only state over the 30-pair cutoff; its lower THC third measured 1.27% median total terpenes, while its upper THC third measured 1.71%.¹ Total terpenes measure aroma compounds by weight, not effects.

Yes, Super Lemon Haze trended upward in the eligible years: 2018 had a 19.68% median across 243 tests, and 2023 had a 21.00% median across 90, for +1.32 points overall.¹

Within Washington, the direction also points up: 2018 was 19.71% and 2023 was 23.00%, a change of +3.29 points.¹ We omit any year below the 20-test cutoff.¹

Among 2,180 exact-name Super Lemon Haze lab entries, 76% were flower; the remainder broke into concentrates at 12%, shake and trim at 9.3%, plus other or unrecorded at 2.1%.¹ Only flower records feed this site's strain calculations.

Longer names added 275 results, 11% of results containing Super Lemon Haze, led by “SVC Super Lemon Haze Distillate” (25), “89 SUPER LEMON HAZE BX1 x SUPER LEMON HAZE BX1” (14) and “MED: Alien Bubba x Super Lemon Haze WIP Wax” (11).¹ Because extra words, cross markers or form labels can point to different material, those records are excluded; see our name-matching rules.

For the Oct 5, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, Super Lemon Haze flower appeared in 405 store listings within 50 miles of each market center; menus carried it in 21 of 27 markets, putting it 11th among 58 tracked strains.³

Exact-eighth medians were mixed: Los Angeles was $25.00 versus $25.00 for the local comparison set, New York was $33.95 versus $36.08, Newark was $45.50 versus $42.88, and Boston was $30.00 versus $29.00.³ Denver was $20.92 against $17.50, Seattle was $25.00 against $30.00, Las Vegas was $39.99 against $25.00, Chicago was $40.00 against $43.20 and Oklahoma City was $15.00 against $17.75.³ Across the 9 priced markets, 4 came in below the same-menu typical strain.³