Strawberry Cough lab report

Strawberry Cough clusters around the 20% cutoff: 52% of 231 flower tests met or passed 20% total THC, equal to about half; 12% met or passed 25%, and 0.4% met or passed 30%.¹

In Washington, 64% of the 121 tests met the 20% line and the median was 21.90%; in Nevada, only 3.2% of 31 did, with a 15.38% median.¹ Growers, labs and testing rules vary by state, so this gap is a market comparison, not a plant-only claim.

The single-number claims do not run high in this set: zero of the two single published THC figures we checked sat above Strawberry Cough's lab median of 20.00%.¹ The top single claim was 20% from Royal Queen Seeds, and 52% of tests were at or above it.^1,3

For the lower single number, 19% from Leafly, the lab record cleared that mark in 58%, or about 6 in 10.^1,4 The wider published range, 18–26% from Weedmaps, covered 57% of tests; 22–26% from AllBud covered 33%.^1,5,6

A claim is not a batch result; the jar-specific certificate of analysis is the controlling document.

For Strawberry Cough, terpene leadership is settled: β-myrcene held the top spot in 79% of the 61 flower tests with individual terpene data, while limonene did so in 15% and terpinolene in 6.6%.¹

Leafly names myrcene as dominant, and the lab record lines up: β-myrcene led 79% of tests.^1,4 Pacific Stone instead names pinene; in our tests, α-pinene led 0%, while β-myrcene stayed first overall.^1,7

By typical terpene-mix overlap, Strawberry Cough's nearest matches are Blueberry at 82%, Blue Dream at 81% and Mimosa at 79%; the farthest of the 36 compared strains is Tropicana Cherry at 39%.¹

The nearest group uses β-myrcene as the lead, whereas Tropicana Cherry's lead is β-caryophyllene.¹ For matching, we convert every strain's median readings for eight terpenes into shares of the eight-terpene total.¹ Two profiles overlap where those shares line up; identical mixes score 100, and a strain enters this comparison only after reaching 30 individual-terpene tests.¹ The match score is chemistry-only and does not tell anyone what Strawberry Cough will feel like.

By median total THC, Strawberry Cough is a middle-third strain in this dataset, ranking 34th of 58 at 20.00%; it sits just below Lava Cake (20.00%) and just above Runtz Cake (20.00%).¹ By tests at or above 25% total THC, Strawberry Cough ranks 30th, with 12% of tests at or above 25%.¹

Its central half stretches 7.12 points, from 15.88% through 23.00%; among 52 strains with enough tests, that is the 45th narrowest spread, pointing to more variable results than most.¹

For Strawberry Cough, the lab spread is wide: among the four labs clearing 20 flower tests, the low median was 15.41% at Lab D (Nevada, 21 tests), and the high median was 26.69% at Lab C (Maryland, 23 tests), a gap of 11.28 points.¹

Testing labs see different growers' flower, so this separation is not evidence that any lab reads high; it reflects both grower mix and testing venue. This page masks lab identities, Lab A has the most tests, and the download gives the lab names.

Yes: among the 84 paired flower tests for Strawberry Cough, high-THC results, 22.61% and up, carried a 2.92% median for total terpenes; low-THC results, 15.41% and down, carried 0.66%, leaving 2.26 points between the total-terpene medians.¹

The only state with at least 30 paired tests also pointed upward: Nevada had 0.44% total terpenes in low-THC tests and 0.65% in high-THC tests.¹ Total-terpene percentage is aroma compounds measured by weight, and it is not an effects measure.

For Strawberry Cough, the time series points downward: the qualifying-year median changed by −5.01 points, moving from 22.00% in 2021 on 36 tests to 16.99% in 2024 on 27 tests.¹

The year screen is 20 tests, so lower-count years are not part of the time comparison; 4 years clear that bar in the raw file.¹

Under the exact name Strawberry Cough, lab submissions were just over half flower: 52% of 560 results; the non-flower set was 36% concentrates, 7.1% other or unrecorded and 3.0% pre-rolls.¹ Only flower results are used for this site's strain figures.

The longer-name pool added 223 results, equal to 29% of results containing the name; the largest labels were “Stiiizy Infused Distillate Strawberry Cough Bulk” (30), “SVC Strawberry Cough Distillate” (25) and “Claybourne_Strawberry Cough NP - 9-382-9999” (18).¹ We exclude those because extra words, cross markers or other qualifiers can point to different material; see our name-matching rules.

In the Oct 5, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, Strawberry Cough landed in the top third: menus showed 311 flower store listings within 50 miles of each market center, across 19 of 27 markets and ranking 15th of 58 by listing count.²

Across the five exact-eighth markets, median prices were mixed: Los Angeles, CA was $32.00 versus a $25.00 typical other-strain price; New York, NY was $32.00 versus $36.08; Detroit, MI was $15.99 versus $16.00; Portland, OR was $33.33 versus $25.00; and Seattle, WA was $23.00 versus $30.00.² Strawberry Cough priced below the local typical strain in three of those five markets.²