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There’s more to weed than THC! Cannabis terpenes form a key component of the marijuana experience, from flavours and aroma to the effects of each strain. Expand your botanical knowledge with blogs covering terpene effects, terpene extraction, and how these compounds synergise with cannabinoids.
Cannabis produces well over 100 unique terpenes, yet only a handful receive most of our attention. So, let us introduce you to one of the more obscure aromatic components in weed strains: ocimene. ...
Known for its sweet, citric, and fruity floral aroma, geraniol may have unique benefits, but do those effects extend to strains with a geraniol-rich terpene profile? Keep reading to find out what t ...
Terpenes add dimension, depth, and diversity to the cannabis experience. Among the upwards of 200 terpenes that weed flowers produce, linalool stands out as particularly fragrant. But its citrusy s ...
Many cannabis users are familiar with terpenes such as myrcene and limonene. But there are over 100 other, lesser-known terpenes produced by weed flowers. Among them, guaiol has attracted the atten ...
Cannabis flowers produce hundreds of different chemicals. Among them, limonene has grabbed the attention of casual weed smokers and scientists alike. The terpene adds refreshing tastes of citrus to ...
You're more than familiar with common cannabis terpenes such as myrcene and pinene. But have you come across terpineol? This mysterious terpene only shows up in small quantities in cannabis strains ...
If you use cannabis, you've experienced the effects of myrcene before. Whether you knew it at the time or not, this terpene underpins the stoning sensation of many weed varieties, and also adds aro ...
As one of some 30,000 terpenes found throughout nature, pinene occurs in pine trees, several culinary herbs, and cannabis. Known for its spicy, sweet, and earthy aromas, pinene also teams up with T ...
Humulene contributes a soothing and relaxing effect to many cannabis cultivars. Influence aside, this aromatic compound also treats users to wood, earth, and spice flavours. Now, researchers are pr ...
While cannabis isn't the only plant that contains cannabinoids, few others can produce the compounds in equal measure without the restrictions posed by THC. However, could a shrub native to South A ...
Out of 150 terpenes found in cannabis, beta-caryophyllene stands out as one of the most interesting. It lends a spicy and woody flavour to buds and exerts a soothing and relaxing effect. On top of ...
Have you heard of farnesene? While most cannabis lovers have yet to be acquainted with this terpene, you can expect to hear a lot more about it soon. Some new F1 hybrid cannabis genetics contain mu ...
Terpenes give cannabis plants their unique flavours and smells. Research now shows that they may also play a role for the effects of each strain, so we take a look at what they are and how they wor ...
Bisabolol is not one of the main terpenes in cannabis, yet its floral aroma adds a nice touch to various strains, and its antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties can be harnesse ...
Carene is a bicyclic monoterpene with a scent resembling lemon, musk, and pine. Like other terpenes, it's an insect repellent, but it also shows interesting anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and bone- ...