Lab data
Agent Orange potency: THC and CBD from 140 lab tests
In 140 state lab tests, Agent Orange flower had a median total THC of 12.80%, with the middle half of results between 11.05% and 14.30%; 118 of the tests are Maryland flower, where the labs in our sample reported low values for this strain.1 CBD is low, and none of the 140 tests reports individual terpene values, so there is no terpene profile to show.1
THC distribution
Total THC across 140 tests
THC by year
Median total THC by year of testing
THC by state
| State | Tests | Median THC |
|---|---|---|
| Maryland | 118 | 12.48% |
| Washington | 10 | 12.07% |
States with at least 10 tests. Labs, testing rules and sampling differ by state, so compare states with care.1
Terpene profile
None of the 140 matched tests report individual terpene values (the labs and states in this sample report none or only a total), so there is no terpene profile to show. Median total terpenes: 1.12% (109 tests).1
How Agent Orange compares
Lab-tested THC across 17 well-known strains
How published THC figures compare
Strain databases publish a single figure or a range: Leafly lists 17% THC (and 1% CBG), Weedmaps 16–23% and AllBud 25%.2,3,4 Sellers say less: Oregon Genetics Cannabis listed its 2017 clone at “20+%”, Philosopher Seeds calls its F2 “high” without a number, and MzJill’s own seed pages give no figure.5,6,7
In state lab results, 90% of Agent Orange flower tested below 15.68%, the highest result was 20.49%, and none reached AllBud’s 25%. Fewer than one test in ten reached 16%, the bottom of Weedmaps’ range.1 The gap has a geography: 118 of the 140 tests come from Maryland, with a median of 12.48%, and the 10 Washington tests landed close by at 12.07%; our methodology notes read the figure as a feature of that market’s product rather than necessarily of the cultivar everywhere.1 Medians by year moved little: 12.70% in 2018 (25 tests), 12.35% in 2019 (34 tests), 11.49% in 2020 (28 tests), 13.42% in 2021 (43 tests).1
Download the data
The 140 matched tests behind this page, one row per test: state, test date, lab, product name, product type, total THC, total CBD and terpenes.
License: CC BY 4.0. Credit: “Source: Cannlytics, cannabis_results (CC BY 4.0), analysis by Official Cannabis.” The data were filtered and aggregated from the original.
Limits of this data
- Coverage is concentrated. Maryland (118), Washington (10), Colorado (4), Massachusetts (4), Michigan (4) supply the 140 tests; 130 of them date from 2018–2021, and the latest is from 2024. Oregon and Rhode Island results carry no product names and could not be matched.
- Washington tests count only when the strain field and the product name both name the strain; 167 Washington flower results with only a generic product name were left out.
- Some labs report higher THC than others, so we publish medians and middle ranges rather than maxima. One lab supplied 44.3% of these tests (12 labs in total), and the Maryland labs in the sample all reported low values for this strain.
- We matched names strictly: 9 results under cross names such as "Agent Orange xEG" (3 results) and "Agent Orange X Brian's Cough" (2) are excluded and counted, 29 results whose strain and product names disagreed were dropped, and duplicate certificates are removed. Terpenes: none of the 140 tests reports individual terpene values; 109 Maryland tests report only a total, with a median of 1.12% by weight, and the Washington, Michigan and other labs in the sample report none.
Sources
- Cannlytics (CC BY 4.0), cannabis_results: public state lab results (filtered and aggregated by Official Cannabis). Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- Leafly, Agent Orange (Agent O) strain information. Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- Weedmaps, Agent Orange strain page. Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- AllBud, Agent Orange marijuana strain information and reviews. Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- Oregon Genetics Cannabis, Clone catalogue: Agent Orange cultivar specifications (2017). Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- SeedFinder, Agent Orange (Philosopher Seeds): strain info and breeder description. Accessed Oct 3, 2026.
- MzJill Genetics, Agent Orange F2. Accessed Oct 3, 2026.