Official Cannalysis Report Green Leaf Lab proudly follows TNI 2009 Quality Standards

12025 NE Marx St. Portland, OR 97220 503-253-3511 / www.greenleaflab.org

Date Sampled: 12/22/16 00:00

Dutch Treat

Date Accepted: 12/22/16

Summit Cannabis LLC Sample ID: G6L0281-01

Results Valid Until: 12/22/17 Matrix: Useable Marijuana

Metrc ID: 1A4010300001134000000040

Potency Analysis Date/Time Extracted: 12/28/16 09:32

Analysis Method/SOP: 215

Date/Time Analyzed: 12/28/16 21:57 Cannabinoids (% weight)

Moisture Adjusted

Total THC ((THCA*0.877)+r9)

19.77

Total CBD ((CBDA*0.877)+CBD)

0.000

THCA

20.05

21.38

delta 9-THC

0.9501

1.013

delta 8-THC

< LOQ

< LOQ

THCV

< LOQ

< LOQ

CBGA

< LOQ

< LOQ

CBDA

< LOQ

< LOQ

CBD

< LOQ

< LOQ

CBDV

< LOQ

< LOQ

CBN

0.6905

0.7366

CBG

1.970

2.102

CBC

< LOQ

< LOQ

Total Cannabinoids

23.66

25.24

Cannabinoid Profile 24 21.384

20

16

12

8

4 2.102 1.013 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000

0.737

THCA delta delta THCV CBGA CBDA CBD CBDV CBN 9-THC 8-THC

6.25% Moisture

Water Activity Date/Time Extracted: 12/29/16 17:20

Analysis Method/SOP: 102

Date/Time Analyzed: 12/29/16 17:20

Water Activity: 0.532 at 24°C

Moisture Date/Time Extracted: 12/30/16 00:00

Analysis Method/SOP: 103

Date/Time Analyzed: 12/30/16 00:00

Moisture: 6.25 %


Eric Wendt Chief Science Officer - 1/13/2017 All QC samples met acceptance criteria of the method; data available upon request. These results relate only to the sample included on this report. The report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of Green Leaf Lab.

0.000 CBG

CBC

0

Official Cannalysis Report Green Leaf Lab proudly follows TNI 2009 Quality Standards

12025 NE Marx St. Portland, OR 97220 503-253-3511 / www.greenleaflab.org

Date Sampled: 12/22/16 00:00

Dutch Treat

Date Accepted: 12/22/16

Summit Cannabis LLC Sample ID: G6L0281-01

Results Valid Until: 12/22/17 Matrix: Useable Marijuana

Metrc ID: 1A4010300001134000000040

Terpene Analysis Date/Time Extracted: 12/28/16 09:32

Analysis Method/SOP: 204

Date/Time Analyzed: 12/29/16 02:12 Monoterpenes

Results in %

Monoterpenes

Results in %

Camphene

< LOQ

Camphor

< LOQ

delta-3-Carene

< LOQ

p-Cymene

< LOQ

Eucalyptol

< LOQ

Fenchone

< LOQ

Geraniol

< LOQ

Isopulegol

< LOQ

Limonene

0.08157

Linalool

< LOQ

beta-Myrcene

0.4420

Ocimene

0.2350

alpha-Pinene

< LOQ

beta-Pinene

0.08902

Pulegone

< LOQ

gamma-Terpinene

< LOQ

alpha-Terpinene

< LOQ

Terpinolene

0.7112

Nerol

0.000

Sesquiterpenes

Results in %

Sesquiterpenes

Results in %

alpha-Bisabolol

< LOQ

beta-Caryophyllene

0.1521

Caryophyllene Oxide

< LOQ

Guaiol

0.07992

alpha-Humulene

0.07458

Nerolidol

< LOQ

Valencene

< LOQ

Total Terpenes

1.865 %

About your terpene profile Terpenes are aromatic molecules found in plant resins. They are not only responsible for the many unique smells of Cannabis, but they accentuate the holistic effect of cannabanoids as well. Terpene profiles can be utilized to quantify strong flavor, identify different strains and achieve therapeutic benefits. Green Leaf Lab’s terpene analysis quantifies the 25 most common terpenes found in Cannabis sativa. Terpenes are generally divided into two chemical classifications: Monoterprens and sesquiterpenes. Monoterpenes: All of the monoterpenes are very similar in chemical structure, containing 10 carbons and 6 hydrogens. Although, they are similar, the varying arrangements produce distinct aromas. Changes such as oxidation and rerrangement produce monoterpenoids which will have a different chemical formula. Monoterpenes are more volatile than sesquiterpenes; the aromas tend to be stronger and they are more prone to being lost by heating and oxidation. Myrcene and Limonene are examples of an acyclic and cyclic monoterpene, respectively. They both share a basic structure containing a backbone of 10 carbon atoms, however arranged uniquely. Sesquiterpenes: The sesquiterpenes are a more complex class of terpenes. They are also generally aromatic, but are also heavier and less volatile. Thus, they often remain after some of the more volatile monoterpenes have broken down under heat or oxidation.


Eric Wendt Chief Science Officer - 1/13/2017 All QC samples met acceptance criteria of the method; data available upon request. These results relate only to the sample included on this report. The report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of Green Leaf Lab.

Official Cannalysis Report Green Leaf Lab proudly follows TNI 2009 Quality Standards

12025 NE Marx St. Portland, OR 97220 503-253-3511 / www.greenleaflab.org

Date Sampled: 12/22/16 00:00

Dutch Treat

Date Accepted: 12/22/16

Summit Cannabis LLC Sample ID: G6L0281-01

Results Valid Until: 12/22/17 Matrix: Useable Marijuana

Metrc ID: 1A4010300001134000000040

Terpene Profile alpha-Bisabolol alpha-Humulene alpha-Pinene alpha-Terpinene beta-Caryophyllene beta-Myrcene beta-Pinene Camphene Camphor Caryophyllene Oxide delta-3-Carene Eucalyptol Fenchone gamma-Terpinene Geraniol Guaiol Isopulegol Limonene Linalool Nerol Nerolidol Ocimene p-Cymene Pulegone Terpinolene Valencene

0.0

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

%

Eric Wendt Chief Science Officer - 1/13/2017 All QC samples met acceptance criteria of the method; data available upon request. These results relate only to the sample included on this report. The report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of Green Leaf Lab.

0.7

0.8

Official Cannalysis Report Green Leaf Lab proudly follows TNI 2009 Quality Standards

12025 NE Marx St. Portland, OR 97220 503-253-3511 / www.greenleaflab.org

Date Sampled: 12/22/16 00:00

Dutch Treat

Date Accepted: 12/22/16

Summit Cannabis LLC

Results Valid Until: 12/22/17

Sample ID: G6L0281-01

Matrix: Useable Marijuana

Metrc ID: 1A4010300001134000000040

Pesticide Analysis in ppm Date/Time Extracted: 01/12/17 09:59

Date/Time GC Analyzed: 01/13/17 01:39

Analysis Method/SOP: 203

Date/Time LC Analyzed: 01/13/17 02:01

Analyte

Type

AL

Result

Analyte

Type

AL

Result

Abamectin

I

0.5

< LOQ

Acephate

Organophosphate Insecticide

0.4

< LOQ

Acequinocyl

I

2

< LOQ

Acetamiprid

Neonicotinoid instecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Aldicarb

Carbamate insecticide

0.4

< LOQ

Azoxystrobin

F

0.2

< LOQ

Bifenazate

Unclassified insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Bifenthrin

PYR

0.2

< LOQ

Boscalid

Anilide fungicide

0.4

< LOQ

Carbaryl

Carbamate insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Carbofuran

Carbamate insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Chlorantraniliprole

Anthranilic diamide insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Chlorfenapyr

Pyrazole insecticide

1

< LOQ

Chlorpyrifos

Organophosphate Insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Clofentezine

I

0.2

< LOQ

Cyfluthrin

I

1

< LOQ

Cypermethrin

PYR

1

< LOQ

Daminozide

I

1

< LOQ

DDVP (Dichlorvos)

I

1

< LOQ

Diazinon

Organophosphate Insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Dimethoate

I

0.2

< LOQ

Ethoprophos

I

0.2

< LOQ

Etofenprox

I

0.4

< LOQ

Etoxazole

Unclassified miticide

0.2

< LOQ

Fenoxycarb

I

0.2

< LOQ

Fenpyroximate

I

0.4

< LOQ

Fipronil

Pyrazole insecticide

0.4

< LOQ

Flonicamid

Pyridinecarboxamide insecticide

1

< LOQ

Fludioxonil

non-systemic fungicide

0.4

< LOQ

Hexythiazox

I

1

< LOQ

Imazalil

Azole fungicide

0.2

< LOQ

Imidacloprid

Neonicotinoid insectide

0.4

< LOQ

Kresoxim-methyl

I

0.4

< LOQ

Malathion

I

0.2

< LOQ

Metalaxyl

I

0.2

< LOQ

Methiocarb

Carbamate insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Methomyl

Carbamate insecticide

0.4

< LOQ

Methyl parathion

I

0.2

< LOQ

MGK-264

I

0.2

< LOQ

Myclobutanil

Azole fungicide

0.2

< LOQ

Naled

I

0.5

< LOQ

Oxamyl

Carbamate insecticide

1

< LOQ

Paclobutrazol

Azole plant growth regulator

0.4

< LOQ

Permethrins

I

0.2

< LOQ

Phosmet

Organophosphate insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Piperonyl butoxide

SYN

2

< LOQ

Prallethrin

I

0.2

< LOQ

Propiconazole

I

0.4

< LOQ

Propoxur

Carbamate insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Pyrethrins

I

1

< LOQ

Pyridaben

Unclassified insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Spinosad

Spinosyn insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Spiromesifen

Keto-enol insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Spirotetramat

Keto-enol insecticide

0.2

< LOQ

Spiroxamine

Unclassified fungicide

0.4

< LOQ

Tebuconazole

F

0.4

< LOQ

Thiacloprid

I

0.2

< LOQ

Thiamethoxam

Neonicotinoid insectide

0.2

< LOQ

Trifloxystrobin

Strobin fungicide

0.2

< LOQ


Eric Wendt Chief Science Officer - 1/13/2017 All QC samples met acceptance criteria of the method; data available upon request. These results relate only to the sample included on this report. The report may not be reproduced except in full, without the written permission of Green Leaf Lab.