Triangle Mints lab report

Often: 75% of 234 Triangle Mints flower tests were at 20% or above (about 8 in 10), while 32% were at 25% or above (about 3 in 10) and 2.1% were at 30% or above.¹

Nevada sits higher in the state view: its 42 tests had 81% at 20% or above and a 23.84% median; Michigan's 162 tests had 69% at that cutoff and a 22.02% median.¹ State gaps fold in growers, lab methods and local testing rules, not only the plant.

For the higher published marks, less than half of Triangle Mints tests reached 2 of the 3 single figures, because those figures sat above the 23.19% lab median.¹ AllBud set the top point at 28%, and 5.1% of tests were at or above it.^1,3

At the other end, Hytiva published 18.62%; 86% of flower tests were at or above it.^1,4 We found zero published THC ranges to compare for Triangle Mints.¹ These references are not batch-specific; for a jar, use its own certificate of analysis.

No: for Triangle Mints, the terpene lead is not settled, with β-caryophyllene first in 57% of 42 terpene tests and limonene first in 43%.¹

Leafly calls caryophyllene dominant, and the tests line up with that claim: β-caryophyllene led 57% of them.^1,5

All terpene records here are from Nevada: the state supplies 42 of 42, so this lead split mainly reflects its submitted flower.¹

The closest terpene-mix matches for Triangle Mints are Gelato (91%), Animal Face (91%) and Wedding Cake (90%); the weakest overlap among the 36 compared strains is Durban Poison at 35%.¹

Each near match is β-caryophyllene-led; the low-overlap endpoint, Durban Poison, has terpinolene on top.¹

Method: for every eligible strain, we convert median results across eight terpenes into shares of that strain's eight-terpene total, then compare the shared part of each pair. A perfect overlap means identical mixes score 100; strains enter only with at least 30 individual-terpene tests.¹ This is lab chemistry only, not a prediction of effects.

Among qualifying strains, high in this dataset: Triangle Mints sits 8th among 52 strains for median total THC, measuring 23.19%; Guava (23.52%) is next higher and Wedding Cake (23.01%) is next lower.¹ Its 25% cutoff share is also top-third: 32% of tests reached 25% or more, ranked 9th.¹

For Triangle Mints, the middle half of THC results covers 5.75 points (20.00%–25.75%); that is the 33rd narrowest span among 52 strains, an average-consistency result.¹

Across grower/state mixes represented in the samples, among 4 labs with at least 20 Triangle Mints tests, median THC stretched from 20.53% at Lab A in Michigan (91 tests) to 27.21% at Lab C in Maryland (28 tests), a gap of 6.68 points.¹

This is not proof that a lab reads high, because each lab may have received different producers' batches; the spread mixes cultivation source and laboratory venue. Lab names are masked on this page, and Lab A is the largest tester; the downloadable file supplies the named laboratories.¹

Yes by total terpene weight: for Triangle Mints, the upper THC third began at 26.29% and carried 3.36% median total terpenes, while the lower third ended at 23.85% and carried 2.07%, a difference of 1.29 points.¹

Nevada was the only state clearing 30 paired tests; there too, median total terpenes rose from 1.78% in the lower-THC group to 3.25% in the higher-THC group.¹ Total terpenes are aroma compounds measured by weight; they are not an effects measure.

Yes: shake and trim accounted for 17% of the 346 exact-name Triangle Mints lab results; flower made up 70%, concentrates made up 10% and other or unrecorded made up 1.2%.¹ This site's calculations use the flower subset only.

Records with extra wording around the strain name totaled 210, equal to 38% of the name-containing set.¹ Most common were “Triangle Mintz Flower” (79), “Triangle Mintz Popcorn” (34) and “TCVG - Motivator - Mix - Triangle Mints - each” (25).¹ We exclude that group because extra words, cross marks or CBD references can signal different material; see our name matching method.

Yes, compared with the tracked set: in the Oct 4, 2026 Weedmaps snapshot, stores within 50 miles of each market's center listed 48 Triangle Mints flower items across 7 of 27 markets, ranking 45th of 58 in the bottom third.²

Exact-eighth pricing was split: Triangle Mints was $51.00 in Los Angeles, CA, compared with $25.00 for the market's typical other strain, and $29.00 in St. Louis, MO, compared with $30.00.² The strain came in under the market median in 1 of 2 price-eligible markets.²