PCC is moving toward a structured product system so the same terms mean the same thing across Rosin, Edibles, Flower and other formats. Here is how to read the fields.
Cultivar
The cultivar is the strain identity behind the product. In a strain-specific edible, it can be different from the candy flavor printed on the front.
Classification and Experience
Classification keeps familiar terms such as hybrid or indica-leaning hybrid. PCC Experience categories such as Uplifting, Creative, Balanced, Relaxed and Wind Down are shopping guides, not guarantees of individual effects.
Terpenes and Flavor Notes
Terpenes help describe aromatic chemistry. Flavor notes describe the sensory profile PCC uses for comparison. Neither should be treated as a promise about how a person will feel.
Micron Range
On qualifying rosin products, micron range describes the hash fractions used before pressing. It is useful production context, not a universal quality score.
Dose and Dose Basis
On edibles, dose tells you the amount per piece. Dose basis explains what the number represents. Piece count and package total provide the rest of the serving context.
Batch Potency
When PCC displays THCa percentage, total cannabinoids or a test date, those fields are intended to come from the current linked batch documentation rather than from a generic cultivar estimate.
COA
A certificate of analysis is the lab report tied to a tested sample. Use the product-specific report when linked, or search the PCC Lab Results library for available documentation.
