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Marmalade (30.154% THCa) – Premium THCa Flower
Marmalade is a Hybrid THCa flower strain best known as the Lemon Tree Skorange × Street Guru cut from Purple City Genetics in Oakland. This living soil batch tests at 30.154% THCa with 32.213% total cannabinoids and a 2.42% terpene profile that is 44% β-myrcene — the most single-terpene-dominant flower in this release.
Overview
Marmalade is a Hybrid strain grown here in living soil. This batch tests at 30.154% THCa, 26.679% total THC, and 32.213% total cannabinoids, with Δ9-THC at 0.234% and Δ8-THC at 0.035%. Total CBD is 0.052%. The minor cannabinoid fraction is led by 1.255% CBGa, followed by CBCa 0.192%, THCVa 0.177%, CBG 0.066%, CBDa 0.060%, CBC 0.028%, and CBDVa 0.014%.
Total terpenes come in at 2.42%, and the profile is dominated by β-myrcene at 1.07% — roughly 44% of everything measured. Behind it: trans-caryophyllene (0.25%), α-pinene (0.24%), cis-β-ocimene (0.14%), ocimene (0.14%), α-cedrene (0.13%), limonene (0.11%), β-pinene (0.09%), linalool (0.07%), α-humulene (0.07%), plus trace menthol, endo-fenchyl alcohol, α-bisabolol and sabinene hydrate.
Worth being straight about the name. Marmalade sounds like it should be a citrus bomb, and Purple City Genetics describes the cut's profile as "candy fruit." This batch is not citrus-led — limonene sits at only 0.11%, seventh on the list. What leads is myrcene at nearly half the profile, with a real pine backbone from 0.24% α-pinene and a fresh green lift from the combined 0.28% ocimene. The result is a sweeter, earthier, herbal-tropical Marmalade rather than an orange-peel one. That is a meaningful difference from the marketing name, and it drives the effects too: heavy myrcene tends to pull a hybrid toward the relaxed end.
Highlights
- Potency: 30.154% THCa
- Total THC: 26.679%
- Total CBD: 0.052%
- Total Cannabinoids: 32.213%
- Total Terpenes: 2.42%
- Most single-terpene-dominant in this release — myrcene at 44% of the profile
- Minor Cannabinoids: CBGa 1.255%, CBCa 0.192%, THCVa 0.177%, CBG 0.066%, CBDa 0.060%, CBC 0.028%, CBDVa 0.014%
- Top Terpenes: β-Myrcene (1.07%), trans-Caryophyllene (0.25%), α-Pinene (0.24%), cis-β-Ocimene (0.14%), Ocimene (0.14%), α-Cedrene (0.13%)
- Type: Hybrid
- Grow Method: Living Soil
- Lineage: Lemon Tree Skorange × Street Guru (Purple City Genetics)
- Experience: Balanced, euphoric, relaxed-but-clear, sweet and herbal, afternoon into evening
Aroma and Flavor
The nose is sweet and earthy first — ripe mango and musk from the heavy myrcene — with a clean pine-forest sharpness cutting through it and a fresh, almost grassy-sweet lift from the ocimene pair. Underneath there is a dry woody cedar note from the 0.13% α-cedrene, and a low peppery hum from the caryophyllene.
On the palate: sweet tropical fruit and herbal musk up front, pine and cedar through the middle, a light black-pepper spice on the back, and a soft citrus flicker on the exhale — the marmalade note is there, but it is the finish, not the headline.
Effects and Usage
Marmalade is a Hybrid, and the reported experience for the Purple City cut is fast-onset euphoria, tingly and social, creative and uplifting without heavy sedation. This batch's chemistry tilts that description toward the relaxed side: myrcene at 1.07% is a substantial dose of the terpene most associated with body-heavy, couch-leaning character, and the caryophyllene adds to that.
Expect a balanced experience that starts bright and settles comfortably — well suited to late afternoon and evening, unwinding, music, and low-stakes social time. Not the one to reach for if you need a sharp focus window.
Strain Background
Three genetically unrelated strains are sold under the name "Marmalade." The one with real commercial traction — and the lineage carried on Weedmaps and by California cultivators running it — is Purple City Genetics' clone-only cut from Oakland, California: Lemon Tree Skorange × Street Guru, distributed through PCG's Seasonal Select program.
The other two are different plants entirely. Leafly's Marmalade page describes the Solstice version — Blueberry Cheesecake × Sour Tsunami, a roughly 1:1 CBD medical strain testing around 16% THC. If you look Marmalade up on Leafly and the numbers do not match this page, that is why. A third Marmalade from UK breeder Lady Sativa Genetics is Exodus Cheese × Orange Diesel V3.
No Marmalade has a documented award from any breeder, and we found no published lab terpene panel for the Purple City cut — PCG describes the profile only as "candy fruit." The numbers on this page are our own COA, which makes them among the more specific public data on this cultivar.
Do not confuse Marmalade with Marmalate (Delicious Seeds, Critical Bilbo × Lavender), Orange Marmalade (Nugs 420, 24k Gold × Sour Taffy), or the various Lemon, Purple, Strawberry and Sour Marmalade releases — all separate strains.
Lab Tested and Verified
- Lab: Cannabis Chem Lab (Flandreau, SD) — Lic# 25ESTC0623
- Cannabinoid Sample ID: 2604CCH0513.2849 — tested and reported 04/03/2026
- Terpene Sample ID: 2604CCH0553.3004 — received 04/16/2026, reported 04/20/2026
- THCa: 30.154%
- Δ9-THC: 0.234% · Δ8-THC: 0.035%
- Total THC: 26.679%
- Total CBD: 0.052%
- Total Cannabinoids: 32.213%
- Total Terpenes: 2.42%
- Moisture: 6.2%
- Water Activity: 0.447 aw
A full Certificate of Analysis (COA) is available — see the linked PDF on this product page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Marmalade Indica or Sativa?
Marmalade is a Hybrid. This batch's heavy myrcene content pushes the experience toward the relaxed, body-forward end of balanced.
What does Marmalade taste like?
Sweet tropical fruit and earthy musk up front, pine and cedar through the middle, light pepper on the back, and a citrus flicker on the exhale. Less orange-forward than the name suggests.
What is the dominant terpene in this Marmalade batch?
β-Myrcene, at 1.07% — about 44% of the 2.42% total terpene profile, the most single-terpene-dominant flower in our current release.
What are the parents of Marmalade?
Lemon Tree Skorange × Street Guru, from Purple City Genetics in Oakland. Note that two unrelated strains also use the name Marmalade — a Solstice medical cross and a Lady Sativa Genetics UK release.
Why does Leafly show different numbers for Marmalade?
Leafly's Marmalade page describes the Solstice strain (Blueberry Cheesecake × Sour Tsunami, ~16% THC, roughly 1:1 CBD) — a different plant from the Purple City Genetics cut described here.
How potent is this batch?
30.154% THCa with 32.213% total cannabinoids and 2.42% total terpenes.
Storage Instructions
Store Marmalade in an airtight container in a cool, dark, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Living soil flower rewards careful storage — keeping the humidity stable preserves the myrcene and ocimene that define this batch.
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