Wedding Cake lab report

At the 25% cutoff, Wedding Cake counted 972 of 3,090 flower tests at or above it, or 32%, about 3 in 10; the same measure was 77% at 20% and 4.4% at 30%, with a 23.01% median.¹

By state, Nevada sat high: 88% of its 1,343 Wedding Cake tests were at or above 20%, alongside a 23.93% median.¹ Maryland was lower, at 44% of 237 tests and a 19.19% median.¹ Different growers, testing labs and state rules all sit inside that contrast.

Mostly, yes: for Wedding Cake, 4 of the 5 single-value THC listings we checked were above the lab median of 23.01%, across 7 outside entries.¹

The ceiling was 27% from Barney’s Farm; only 16% of Wedding Cake tests were at or above that line, about 1 in 6.^1,3 The floor was 19% from Royal Queen Seeds; 83% of tests were at or above that lower line, about 8 in 10.^1,4

For ranges, the 23–25% bracket from Weedmaps held the most results, 21%; the 25–27% bracket from AllBud held the fewest, 16%.^1,5,6

Those figures are references, not package-level proof; the batch certificate of analysis is the document to read for a specific jar.

The usual leader in Wedding Cake terpene tests is β-caryophyllene: it ranked first in 65% of 1,388 profiles, while limonene led 23% and β-myrcene led 10%.¹

Leafly calls caryophyllene dominant, and the lab count supports that claim because β-caryophyllene led 65% of Wedding Cake profiles.^1,7

Most of the terpene evidence is from Nevada labs: they supplied 1,343 of 1,388 tests, so the percentages lean heavily toward that market's flower.¹

By this chemistry overlap, OG Kush is the closest terpene-profile match to Wedding Cake at 95%; next are Sherbet at 94% and Sour Diesel at 93%, while Durban Poison sits lowest in the 36-strain pool at 39%.¹

For the math, median amounts for eight terpenes are recast as parts of each strain's combined eight-terpene amount, then the shared portion of a pair of mixes is added up; identical mixes score 100. A strain needed 30 or more tests reporting individual terpenes to join the pool.¹

Among these matches, OG Kush, Sherbet and Sour Diesel all have β-caryophyllene leads; Durban Poison has a terpinolene lead.¹ Lab-chemistry overlap is not a forecast of effects.

Among qualifying strains, Wedding Cake's 23.01% median total THC puts it 9th among 52 strains, a top-third placement between Triangle Mints (23.19%) and Chemdawg (22.94%); its 32% share at 25% or higher is 10th.¹

For spread, Wedding Cake's middle-half range is 5.47 points, from 20.25% to 25.72%; that places it 30th by narrowness within the 52-strain group meeting the 30-test floor, an average consistency result.¹

With batch composition varying by grower and state, for Wedding Cake, medians varied widely across the 27 labs with 20 or more tests, from 16.32% at Lab J (Maryland, 99 tests) to 28.28% at Lab D (Nevada, 232), a gap of 11.96 points.¹

Even inside Michigan, lab medians did not converge: 11 qualifying labs covered 8.95 points, from 16.85% to 25.80%.¹

Because labs see different growers' submissions, the gap alone does not prove that a lab reads high; it mixes grower source with testing site. We anonymize lab labels on this page: Lab A is the highest-volume lab, while the download uses the actual lab names.

Yes: in Wedding Cake, the higher-THC third carried more terpene weight among 1,608 tests with both measures; the top third began at 25.29% THC with a 2.15% total-terpene median, while the bottom third was 21.84% THC or lower with a 1.65% median, a difference of 0.50 points.¹

The pattern repeated across every eligible state: 3 of 3 met the 30-pair screen and pointed upward, listed as Nevada up, Maryland up and California up.¹ By total terpenes, we mean aroma-compound weight; this comparison is not an effects claim.

Yes overall: in eligible-year results, Wedding Cake went downward, with median THC at 23.02% in 2019 (115 tests) and 20.56% in 2024 (42), −2.46 points.¹

Fixing the state to Nevada changes the read: 2020's median was 23.10%, and 2023's was 22.93%, a shift of −0.17 points that is flat by this method.¹ That mismatch points to year-to-year changes in the state mix supplying the overall sample.

We omit any year that does not meet the 20-test minimum.¹

Yes: exact-name Wedding Cake lab records were mostly flower, at 74% of 4,504 results (3,314); the rest was concentrates at 13%, shake and trim at 9.3%, plus pre-rolls at 3.0%.¹ Only flower feeds this site's strain math.

Near-name records stayed out of the dataset: 898 results, equal to 17% of records containing Wedding Cake, were led by “Royal Wedding Cake” (281), “Wedding Cake X GPS” (125) and “Nana's Wedding Cake - NWC” (72).¹ Extra wording, X-style crosses or CBD tags can point to another plant, so our name-matching rules exclude them.

In the Weedmaps pull dated Oct 4, 2026, Wedding Cake flower appeared in 523 store listings inside 50 miles of market centers and was present in 21 of 27 markets, ranking 5th among the 58 strains we track.²

For exact eighths, the market medians versus same-menu strains were: Los Angeles, CA $22.00 versus $25.00; Seattle, WA $33.60 versus $25.50; New York, NY $36.08 versus $35.70; Oklahoma City, OK $18.64 versus $17.04; and Chicago, IL $40.00 versus $43.20.² Other comparable markets were Denver, CO with $16.00 against $20.16, Detroit, MI with $15.00 against $16.00, Portland, ME with $25.00 against $25.00, and St. Louis, MO with $35.00 against $28.50.² Wedding Cake was lower than the comparison price in 4 of 9 markets, so the price read is mixed.²