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Peaches Be Crazy

Dominant terpene: Myrcene

Peaches Be Crazy is a cannabis strain whose average terpene profile is led by myrcene (1.34%), followed by limonene (0.40%) and caryophyllene (0.21%). Across 3 lab samples from California, it averaged THC 30.7%, CBD 0.10% and total terpenes 2.52%.

  • 30.7%THC
  • 0.10%CBD
  • 2.52%Terpenes

Lab-derived average · 3 samples · low confidence · Seen in California

Terpene profile

Average terpene content by weight, from 3 lab samples
TerpeneThis strainLibrary avgCompared with the average
Myrcene1.34%0.33%4.1× avg
Limonene0.40%0.34%1.2× avg
Caryophyllene0.21%0.37%0.6× avg
Linalool0.17%0.14%1.3× avg
Beta-pinene0.07%0.09%0.8× avg
Humulene0.07%0.14%0.5× avg
Guaiol0.06%0.07%0.8× avg
Bisabolol0.04%0.07%0.7× avg
Alpha-pinene0.04%0.11%0.3× avg
Terpineol0.03%0.05%0.7× avg

What stands out

  • Myrcene at 1.34% is about 4.1 times the library average of 0.33%.
  • Its THC average is higher than 95% of the strains in the library.
  • Its total terpene average is higher than 88% of the library.

About this profile

Peaches Be Crazy is strongly myrcene-led: myrcene makes up roughly 53% of its measured terpenes, with limonene and caryophyllene behind it. Those lead terpenes are usually described as earthy, musky notes (myrcene) and bright citrus (limonene). In the lab results, THC averaged 30.7%, among the highest in the library, and total terpenes averaged 2.52%, toward the upper end of the library. It rests on 3 lab samples, all from California, so treat it as an early picture.

The lead terpenes

What these compounds smell like and where else they occur in nature. These lines describe the compound, not any effect of this strain.

Myrcene
Aroma: earthy, musky notes. Also found in mango, hops, lemongrass and thyme.
Limonene
Aroma: bright citrus. Also found in lemon and orange peel and pine and other conifer resins.
Caryophyllene
Aroma: peppery spice. Also found in black pepper, cloves, cinnamon and oregano.

Similar terpene profiles

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Lab averages: Cannlytics cannabis_results, licensed CC BY 4.0; non-flower products removed, names normalized and results averaged per strain by Strain Library. Sources and attribution.

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