Cannatrek T22 Jasmin

Jasmin has also appeared under the earlier T18 formulation, with Australian medical-cannabis references identifying the cultivar as Night Queen. The T18 version was subsequently replaced by the T22 formulation, according to contemporary Australian product discussions.

Cannatrek T22 Jasmin Strain

T22 Jasmin is generally characterized as a strongly indica-dominant cannabis flower.

Cannatrek’s current product listing gives the flower a 95% indica / 5% sativa classification. This makes the product quite different from Cannatrek’s more balanced or sativa-dominant flowers.

The cultivar is commonly identified in Australian medical-cannabis references as Night Queen. However, publicly available information about Night Queen’s precise breeding history is inconsistent, so it is preferable to identify the cultivar without assigning an unverified parent cross.

T22 Jasmin Cannabinoid Profile

The defining cannabinoid specification for Cannatrek T22 Jasmin is its 22% total THC listing.

Cannatrek’s product documentation specifically identifies:

• THC: 22% w/w
• CBD: not listed as a significant active constituent in the product listing
• Indica: 95%
• Sativa: 5%
• Form: dried cannabis flower
• Pack size: 10 g
• TGA category: Category 5
• Schedule: Schedule 8 medication

These specifications relate specifically to the Cannatrek T22 product and should not be generalized to every flower sold under the Jasmin or Night Queen names.

T22 Jasmin Aroma and Flavour

Public descriptions of T22 Jasmin commonly associate the flower with a peppery, herbal and earthy aromatic character.

Australian patient discussions have described a noticeable peppery aroma, while other descriptions of the Night Queen cultivar reference traditional old-school cannabis characteristics. These are user-reported sensory observations rather than laboratory specifications and can vary between batches.

The profile can therefore be summarized as:

• Peppery
• Herbal
• Earthy
• Woody
• Traditional cannabis notes

Flower aroma can change depending on harvest, curing, storage and batch age, so individual T22 Jasmin tubs may not smell or taste exactly the same.

T22 Jasmin Terpene Profile

The public Cannatrek product information confirms the product identity and cannabinoid specification, but readily accessible current product documentation does not provide a complete terpene certificate for every batch.

For that reason, it would be inappropriate to assign exact terpene percentages to T22 Jasmin without a batch-specific laboratory report.

The peppery aroma reported by Australian users is consistent with cannabis profiles containing aromatic compounds such as caryophyllene, but this should not be presented as a definitive dominant-terpene claim for every T22 Jasmin batch.

For a product page, the safest approach is to describe the documented sensory profile while using the current Certificate of Analysis when exact terpene data is available.

T22 Jasmin and Night Queen

One of the most important details when researching this product is the relationship between Jasmin and Night Queen.

Australian medical-cannabis references have repeatedly identified Cannatrek’s Jasmin flower as Night Queen. Earlier T18 Jasmin listings were also explicitly described as Night Queen, and the later T22 formulation retained the Jasmin name.

This means searches for:

Cannatrek T22 Jasmin → Jasmin → Night Queen

can refer to closely related product/cultivar terminology.

However, the brand name, product formulation and underlying cultivar should still be distinguished when comparing different Australian cannabis products.

Cannatrek T22 Jasmin Flower Appearance

T22 Jasmin is sold as dried cannabis flower rather than an oil, capsule or edible product. Cannatrek’s product listing specifies a 10 g dried-flower presentation intended for vaporisation.

Individual flower appearance can vary by batch. Factors such as cultivation conditions, trimming, curing and storage can affect:

• Bud size
• Density
• Colour
• Resin visibility
• Moisture level
• Aroma intensity

Consequently, photographs from one batch should not be treated as a guaranteed representation of every T22 Jasmin batch.

T22 Jasmin Product Information

Product detail	Information
Product	Cannatrek T22 Jasmin Flower
Cultivar	Commonly identified as Night Queen
THC	22% w/w
CBD	Not listed as a significant active constituent
Indica/Sativa	95% indica / 5% sativa
Form	Dried cannabis flower
Pack size	10 g
Route	Vaporisation
TGA category	Category 5
Schedule	Schedule 8 medication

Cannatrek’s published product list provides the 22% THC specification, 95/5 indica-sativa classification, 10 g format and regulatory category.

T22 Jasmin in Australia

For Australian searches, Cannatrek T22 Jasmin is best treated as a specific medical-cannabis product rather than simply a generic strain name.

The product’s cannabinoid specification and regulatory classification are particularly relevant because Australian medicinal-cannabis products operate within a regulated framework. Cannatrek’s documentation identifies T22 Jasmin as a Schedule 8 dried cannabis flower product.

Availability can change over time, so current pharmacy and prescriber information should be checked separately from general strain information.

T22 Jasmin vs T18 Jasmin

Cannatrek previously marketed T18 Jasmin, also associated with the Night Queen cultivar. Contemporary Australian medical-cannabis information lists T18 Jasmin at approximately 18% THC, while later product information identifies T22 Jasmin at 22% THC.

The two should therefore not be treated as the same product specification simply because they share the Jasmin name.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cannatrek T22 Jasmin?

Cannatrek T22 Jasmin is a 22% THC dried cannabis flower product associated with the Night Queen cultivar and classified by Cannatrek as 95% indica and 5% sativa.

What strain is T22 Jasmin?

T22 Jasmin is commonly identified as Night Queen in Australian medical-cannabis references.

Is Cannatrek T22 Jasmin indica or sativa?

Cannatrek’s product documentation classifies T22 Jasmin as 95% indica and 5% sativa.

How much THC is in T22 Jasmin?

Cannatrek’s product documentation lists 22% total THC for T22 Jasmin flower.

What does T22 Jasmin smell like?

T22 Jasmin is commonly described as having peppery, herbal and earthy aromatic characteristics. Individual batches can vary.

Is T22 Jasmin the same as Night Queen?

T22 Jasmin is commonly identified as the Night Queen cultivar in Australian medical-cannabis references.

Is T22 Jasmin the same as T18 Jasmin?

They are different product formulations. T18 Jasmin was an earlier approximately 18% THC formulation, while T22 Jasmin is listed at 22% THC. Both have been associated with the Night Queen cultivar.

Does T22 Jasmin have a fixed terpene percentage?

No. Terpene concentrations can vary between batches. Exact percentages should only be stated from the laboratory documentation for the relevant batch.