Cheetah Piss lab report

Yes: among the 3 states with enough Cheetah Piss tests, Maryland was strongest, while the full flower file had 41% of 298 tests at or above 20% total THC, 6.7% at or above 25% and 2.0% at or above 30%.¹

The state split is wide: Maryland had a 69% 20%-or-higher share across 70 tests (median 20.70%), while Nevada recorded 23% across 129 tests (median 17.05%).¹ That distance is a market signal too: who grew the sampled flower, which lab handled it and local testing rules all matter, not Cheetah Piss by itself.

Yes: 4 of 4 single-number THC claims we checked sit above the 18.82% lab median for Cheetah Piss; the top value, Leafly's 25%, was met or exceeded in 6.7% of tests, about 1 in 15.^1,3

The low end was AllBud at 20%; even that line was reached by 41% of tests, about 4 in 10.^1,4 Zero published THC ranges were in the set, so the comparison here is limited to single-number claims.¹ None of these figures describes a particular jar; only that batch's certificate of analysis does.

Yes: Cheetah Piss is strongly β-caryophyllene-led in this dataset, with β-caryophyllene ranking first in 92% of 142 terpene-panel tests; limonene led 3.5% and β-myrcene led 3.5%.¹

The published terpene call also lines up: Leafly names caryophyllene as dominant, and β-caryophyllene led 92% of the lab tests.^1,3 129 of those terpene-panel tests came from Nevada, so the percentages mostly describe Nevada flower rather than every market where Cheetah Piss was tested.¹

Yes: Cheetah Piss is very close to Grease Monkey by median-terpene overlap, scoring 95%; the next nearest profiles are Girl Scout Cookies (92%) and Gelato (91%), while Durban Poison is farthest among 36 strains at 38%.¹

Those closest matches all have β-caryophyllene as their lead terpene, while Durban Poison is led by terpinolene.¹ For the match score, we take each strain's median levels for eight terpenes, convert them into shares of the sum, and add the portion shared by the two profiles; identical mixes score 100.¹ The comparison pool requires at least 30 tests with separate terpene readings.¹ It is a chemistry-only comparison and does not forecast how Cheetah Piss feels.

Among qualifying strains, Cheetah Piss sits in the lower part of the THC comparison, ranking 42nd of 52 by median total THC at 18.82%, just under Purple Urkle (19.00%) and just over Forum Cookies (18.75%).¹ At the 25% cutoff, its 6.7% share ranks 39th.¹

Between the 16.59% and 21.36% quartiles, Cheetah Piss covers 4.77 points; that is 19th of 52 by narrowness among qualifying strains, an average consistency result.¹

Without holding growers and states constant, the lab-to-lab span for Cheetah Piss is 4.92 points: among the 3 labs with at least 20 results, medians run from 15.84% at Lab C (Nevada, 58 tests) to 20.76% at Lab A (Maryland, 69 tests).¹

Because each lab's sample mix comes from different growers, 4.92 points is not evidence that any lab inflates THC; it is a label-number range tied to both cultivation and testing.¹ Lab labels are masked on this page, Lab A has the largest Cheetah Piss count, and the downloadable file gives the real lab names.¹

Yes: higher-THC Cheetah Piss also carried higher total terpenes in 211 paired results; the high-THC third (20.58% or above) had a 1.92% median, compared with 1.29% for the low-THC third (16.97% or below), a difference of 0.63 points.¹

The upward pattern appeared in 2 of 2 states with enough paired results: Nevada up and Maryland up; within Nevada, the median moved from 1.14% in the low-THC third to 1.39% in the high-THC third.¹ Total terpene percentage is weight from aroma compounds, not an effects measure.

Yes: Cheetah Piss THC rose across qualifying years, with median total THC moving from 17.15% in 2020 (73 tests) to 20.04% in 2023 (23 tests), for +2.89 points overall.¹

We leave out years with fewer than 20 tests before making this comparison.¹

No: pre-rolls were a small slice of exact-name Cheetah Piss lab entries at 4.1% of 392 results (16), while flower accounted for 85% (333) and other exact-name forms included shake and trim at 4.8% and concentrates at 3.8%.¹ This site's strain calculations use flower only.

Longer labels containing Cheetah Piss accounted for 80 excluded results, or 17% of all name-containing records; “Costa Mesa: Cheetah Piss - Potency” (5), “Cheetah Piss x Lemonade” (5) and “Forbidden Cheetah Piss Strain” (5) were the largest variants.¹ Because extra terms or cross notation may identify different material, those records stay outside the dataset under our matching method.

In the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, Cheetah Piss sat in the middle third, with 188 dispensary listings for flower within 50 miles of the market centers; menus in 18 of 27 markets included it, placing it 28th of 58 tracked strains.²

Exact-eighth pricing split by market: Los Angeles, CA had Cheetah Piss at $15.00, below the same-menu strain median of $25.00; Newark, NJ had Cheetah Piss at $45.00, above $42.88.² In comparable markets, 1 of 2 priced Cheetah Piss below the local typical strain.²