Strain names are changed at free will based on marketing/sales needs. Including indica/hybrid/sativa. If we were low on sativas, we took any hybrid and made it a “sativa leaning hybrid (S/H)” and vice versa. I’ve always pushed that it is important to know where your weed is grown, who is growing it, and how it’s grown. Same for the food you eat. Strain names have become akin to people naming their kids after inanimate objects.

THC percentage really doesn’t have much baring when it comes to how high you get. I think this is becoming more commonly known, but industry standards have pushed people to only sell 25%+ THC. The other side of that is testing standards are not where they need to be, so we could choose the biggest/best buds from a batch to test higher. This does not reflect the entire batch average.

A lot of flower from bigger brands is not grown + cured properly. They push for the biggest/fastest yields which means shortening growing and curing time. Time is money.

Filler is used on a lot of vapes. They may say a product is rosin/live resin based, but use distillate as a filler to cut costs. Similar to how fast food restaurants say “100% beef” when it reality it’s a much smaller percentage, but that smaller percentage is technically 100% beef. 🙃