What if plants could respond to love and we could prove it in the lab?
At Haivya, we’ve pioneered a method to unlock extraordinary biological expression in cannabis and other plant medicines.
Our affirmation-grown plants don’t just grow — they transform, showing elevated THC, rare terpene profiles, early trichome formation, and unprecedented vigor.
This is conscious cultivation, backed by science, and it’s changing everything we thought we knew about agriculture, healing, and plant intelligence.
Raw Lab Results
Certified by Pure Cannalyst Labs in Irvine, California. These independent third-party results verify the cannabinoid and terpene concentrations in our affirmation-grown cannabis.
Edenya
29% Total THC (dry-weight adjusted) — among the highest ever tested for Blue Dream
1.82% Total Terpenes — above industry standards
13.3 mg/g Myrcene — a powerful sedative and anti-inflammatory terpene
Echo
23% Total THC (dry-weight adjusted) — exceeding most Blue Dream benchmarks
3.96% Total Terpenes — more than 3x the average for this strain
13.9 mg/g Myrcene, 12.1 mg/g Terpinolene, 7.06 mg/g trans-β-Ocimene
Blue Dream Comparisons
To help visualize the impact of the Haivya Method, we compared the cannabinoid and terpene profiles of our affirmation-grown plants — Edenya and Echo — to average levels found in standard Blue Dream flower.
The “Blue Dream Average” values shown below are based on midpoint data from published lab tests and strain databases. These are not fixed or guaranteed values, they represent what Blue Dream can express, and what it usually expresses when grown under normal conditions.
Blue Dream is known for being chemically consistent, but terpene and cannabinoid content can vary widely depending on environment, inputs, and phenotype. That’s why the results from Edenya and Echo are so striking. Not only did they exceed typical ranges, they did so while expressing rare terpene combinations almost never seen in this cultivar.
Why Terpenes Matter
Cannabis isn’t just about THC.
What truly defines how a strain feels, smells, and heals comes down to terpenes — the aromatic compounds that plants produce to communicate, protect, and co-evolve with their environment. In cannabis, terpenes don’t just add flavor, they work synergistically with cannabinoids like THC and CBD to shape the entire experience.
This is known as the entourage effect: a dynamic interplay where terpenes and cannabinoids combine to create effects far greater than any single compound on its own.
Our Results: Most Blue Dream strains contain around 1%–1.5% total terpenes. Echo, grown with our vibrational cultivation method, tested at 3.96% total terpenes — more than three times the norm. Edenya also exceeded expectations with 1.82%. But it’s not just the quantity — it’s which terpenes showed up, and how.
Key Terpenes Elevated in Edenya and Echo
Echo’s Expanded Profile Includes:
α-Humulene (0.479 mg/g) - A powerful anti-inflammatory terpene with appetite-suppressant and antibacterial properties. Often found in hops and herbal medicines.
Linalool (0.401 mg/g) - A calming, floral terpene with anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects. Common in formulations for stress and sleep.
d-Limonene (0.385 mg/g) - Limonene promotes elevated mood, focus, and stress relief. It also supports immune function and may enhance absorption of other compounds.
β-Caryophyllene (0.111 mg/g) - The only terpene known to directly interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system, Caryophyllene offers anti-inflammatory and analgesic benefits without psychoactivity.
Echo also expressed rarer secondary terpenes such as:
α-Carene (0.299 mg/g) - Used in natural remedies for inflammation and bone health. Also known for its drying properties—may help reduce excess bodily fluids (like mucus and tears), which is why it’s common in decongestant strains.
γ-Terpinene (0.257 mg/g) - A powerful antioxidant with antimicrobial potential. Less common in cannabis but contributes to uplifting effects and citrus-heavy aroma profiles.
Guaiol (0.216 mg/g) - A rare terpene with potential antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and even anticancer properties.
cis-Nerolidol (0.090 mg/g) - These terpenes are known for their sedative, antifungal, and skin-penetrating effects—often used in aromatherapy and topical products.
α-Pinene (0.174 mg/g) - Supports alertness, memory, and clear breathing. Known for bronchodilator and anti-inflammatory effects, α-Pinene is commonly found in pine needles and rosemary and may help counter THC-related memory fog.
Echo didn’t just express high levels of rare terpenes like Terpinolene and Ocimene—she revealed a layered, therapeutic terpene spectrum that is virtually unheard of in a single cultivar.
In addition to dominant compounds, Echo expressed a complex ensemble of secondary and tertiary terpenes, each carrying unique benefits:
Anti-inflammatory heavyweights like α-Humulene, β-Caryophyllene, and Guaiol
Mood and stress regulators like Linalool and d-Limonene
Cognitive enhancers like α-Pinene and α-Carene
Rare compounds like γ-Terpinene and cis-Nerolidol, often found in essential oils and natural medicines but seldom in cannabis at notable levels
This diversity suggests Echo is not just chemically rich—she’s neurologically, immunologically, and emotionally versatile, offering layered support across multiple systems in the body.
For consumers, this means a more nuanced, targeted experience. For investors and researchers, Echo represents a breakthrough in unlocking latent biosynthetic pathways—all through Haivya’s proprietary cultivation method.
Beyond their rich core profiles, both Edenya and Echo demonstrated an unusually broad spectrum of secondary and tertiary terpenes—compounds that are often overlooked but critically important for enhancing the entourage effect, therapeutic targeting, and consumer experience.
β-Myrcene - Found in mango, hops, and lemongrass, myrcene is the most common terpene in cannabis — but rarely at this level. Both Echo and Edenya exceeded 13 mg/g, far above Blue Dream’s typical 5–10 mg/g. Why it matters:
Encourages deep relaxation and sedation
Supports muscle recovery and anti-inflammatory effects
Helps THC cross the blood-brain barrier, enhancing its effects
Terpinolene - is often a trace compound in cannabis — present in tiny amounts, if at all. Echo expressed it at 12.1 mg/g, making it a dominant feature. Why it matters:
Linked to mental clarity, anti-anxiety effects, and antioxidant activity
May contribute to neuroprotection and emotional regulation
trans-β-Ocimene - Rare in Blue Dream and most commercial strains, Echo’s 7.06 mg/g of ocimene makes it a standout chemotype. Why it matters:
Brings a light, floral aroma and uplifting energy
Associated with antiviral, antifungal, and anti-congestant properties
May support emotional openness and creative flow
Edenya’s Expanded Profile Includes:
β-Caryophyllene (1.89 mg/g) - The only terpene known to directly interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system, Caryophyllene offers anti-inflammatory and analgesic benefits without psychoactivity.
d-Limonene (1.61 mg/g) - Limonene promotes elevated mood, focus, and stress relief. It also supports immune function and may enhance absorption of other compounds.
α-Humulene (0.715 mg/g) - A powerful anti-inflammatory terpene with appetite-suppressant and antibacterial properties. Often found in hops and herbal medicines.
Linalool (0.389 mg/g) - A calming, floral terpene with anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects. Common in formulations for stress and sleep.
β-Pinene (0.314 mg/g) - Like its sibling α-Pinene, β-Pinene supports mental clarity, memory retention, and alertness. It also has anti-inflammatory and bronchodilator properties, making it beneficial for respiratory health and cognitive function.
Edenya showcases not just high terpene levels—but a strategically aligned terpene synergy that suggests intentional, targeted therapeutic potential.
At the heart of her profile is a rare myrcene–caryophyllene–limonene triad, supported by a potent cast of secondary terpenes.
Together, these compounds suggest a deeply relaxing, mood-elevating, body-soothing chemotype—ideal for targeting stress, inflammation, and anxiety simultaneously.
What makes Edenya so remarkable isn’t just her potency—it’s her biochemical balance. This isn’t a random expression. It’s a cultivated orchestration of plant intelligence—activated through the Haivya Method.
For consumers, this creates a broad-spectrum, full-body experience. For investors and researchers, Edenya demonstrates repeatable, precision-based terpene optimization through intentional cultivation techniques.