THC
25 30%
CBD
<1%
Dominance
70% Indica
Certification
IMC GAP/GACP
Document — Regulatory Product Information
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Gastro
Pop
Dried Cannabis — Indica-Dominant Hybrid — Variety No. 03
Produced by ONO Cannabis, a Health Canada licensed producer. Cultivated in Quebec, Canada.
01 Analytical DataCertified Lab Results
01Chemical Profile — COA Data
Analytical product composition
The following data is derived from Certificates of Analysis (COA) issued by accredited laboratories. Results may vary between batches.
| Total THC | 25% to 30% |
| Total CBD | Less than 1% |
| Form | Dried Cannabis |
| Format | 3.5 g |
| Lot Number | Printed on packaging |
| Harvest Date | Printed on packaging |
| Packaging Date | Printed on packaging |
02 Genetic OriginTraceability and Selection
02Lineage and Genealogy
Genetic origin of the cultivar
Gastro Pop is a cultivar resulting from the crossing of Apples & Bananas and Grape Gas, two distinct parent genetics with complementary profiles.
| Parent A | Apples and Bananas |
| Parent B | Grape Gas |
| Cultivar Type | Indica-dominant hybrid (70% indica / 30% sativa) |
03 Terpene ProfileAnalytical Data — No Claims Made
03Detected Terpenes
Terpene composition
Terpenes are organic compounds naturally present in the cannabis plant. The following data represents the dominant terpenes detected by laboratory analysis. Click each segment for details.
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MyrceneC10H16
Dominant Terpene
Molecular formula C10H16. Terpene naturally present in hops, mango and lemongrass. No health claims are made regarding its effects.
LimoneneC10H16
Secondary Terpene
Molecular formula C10H16. Terpene naturally present in citrus fruits, rosemary and peppermint. No health claims are made regarding its effects.
CaryophylleneC15H24
Tertiary Terpene
Molecular formula C15H24. Terpene naturally present in black pepper, clove and cinnamon. No health claims are made regarding its effects.
Analytical Note
The identified terpenes are presented for informational purposes regarding product composition only. No health or therapeutic claims are made in connection with these compounds.
04 ProductionMethod and Certification
04Cultivation and Processing
Certified production method
| Environment | Controlled indoor cultivation |
| Trimming Method | Hand-trimmed |
| Certification | Health Canada — IMC GAP / GACP |
| License | Licensed producer by Health Canada |
| Laboratory Testing | Total cannabinoids, terpene profile, microbial contaminants, heavy metals, pesticide residues — tested on every batch |
| Production Location | Quebec, Canada |
05 Physical DescriptionProduct Characteristics
05Visual Characteristics
Physical product description
Colour
Emerald green with purple accents. Natural anthocyanin presence.
Trichomes
Dense frosty trichome coverage, visually prominent.
Pistils
Bright orange pistils, indicators of full maturity at time of harvest.
Structure
Dense and compact bud. Typical indica-dominant structure.
06 StorageStorage Instructions
06Optimal Storage Conditions
Storage instructions
Temperature
15 to 21C
Avoid exposure to temperatures above 25C.
Humidity
59 to 63%
Ideal relative humidity. Use calibrated humidity packs if needed.
Light
Avoid
Store away from all direct or indirect light sources.
Container
Airtight
Prefer an airtight glass container. Avoid plastic containers.
Duration
6 to 12 months
Under adequate storage conditions.
Refrigerator
Not advised
Humidity fluctuations can degrade product quality.
07 Legal FrameworkCannabis Act — Canada
07Legal Obligations and Warnings
Legal and regulatory framework
19
years minimum — Ontario
Legal Age
Purchase, possession and consumption are restricted to persons 19 years and older in Ontario. In Quebec, the minimum age is 21.
30
grams maximum — public
Legal Possession
The Cannabis Act (S.C. 2018, c. 16) authorizes possession of a maximum of 30 g in public per adult. Any quantity above this limit constitutes a criminal offence.
X
Zero Tolerance — driving
Impaired Driving
Driving under the influence of cannabis is a criminal offence. THC is detectable in the bloodstream several hours after consumption.
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Consumption Locations
Authorized Spaces
Permitted in private residences. Prohibited in public spaces, near schools, in children's parks and in vehicles.
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Legal Point of Sale
Regulated Purchase
In Ontario, only LCBO-authorized stores are permitted to sell cannabis to consumers. In Quebec, only the SQDC is authorized.
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Minor Protection
Access Prohibited to Minors
It is prohibited to provide cannabis to a minor. Keep out of reach of children at all times.
Health Warning
Cannabis can be habit-forming. Repeated use may lead to health problems. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Cannabis use may affect memory, concentration and judgment. Do not use before or while operating a vehicle. Keep out of reach of children. This product has not been evaluated by Health Canada for therapeutic effects. Consult a healthcare professional for any medical questions.
Official Resources
OCS: ocs.ca — SQDC: sqdc.ca — Health Canada: canada.ca/cannabis — Support: problemgambling.ca
08 Licensed ProducerContact Information
08Producer Information
ONO Cannabis
| Legal Name | ONO Cannabis |
| Status | Licensed Producer — Health Canada |
| Certification | IMC GAP / GACP — Health Canada |
| Production Location | Quebec, Canada |
| Website | onocannabis.ca |
| Complaints and Recalls | Listed on product packaging |
Regulatory Note
This page contains factual product information intended for consumers. No therapeutic, health or psychoactive effect claims are made. This document complies with the Cannabis Act (S.C. 2018, c. 16) and the Cannabis Regulations (SOR/2018-144).
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