Terpenes: why two strains
with the same THC hit completely differently.
Cannabinoid percentages tell you part of the story. Terpene profiles tell you the rest. These guides explain the aroma compounds that shape every experience.
Why your strain’s aroma predicts its effects — and how to read a COA.
All Terpene Articles
8 ARTICLESWhat is Terpinolene?
Terpinolene is a common terpene found in cannabis that is known for both a woody and citrusy aroma…
What is the Terpene β-CARYOPHYLLENE?
Black pepper, cloves, oregano, cinnamon, rosemary, basil. If you know how those smell, you already know beta-caryophyllene (b-caryophyllene,…
Do Terpenes Get You High? Effects, Benefits & How They Work with Cannabinoids
Short answer: no. Terpenes don’t produce a high on their own at the concentrations present in cannabis products.…
What is the Terpene α-HUMULENE?
Humulene, which is sometimes known to vape users as α-humulene, is another terpene (in addition to myrcene) that…
What Is The Terpene D-Limonene?
D-Limonene, or simply Limonene, is one of the most common terpenes in cannabis and one of the most…
What is the Terpene Myrcene?
If you love to cultivate cannabis, you’ve probably already heard about Myrcene (sometimes called beta myrcene) as the…
Top Cannabis Terpenes: Complete Effects, Benefits & Strain Guide
This is the detailed companion to What Are Terpenes?, the foundational overview. Each of the six terpenes here…
What Are Terpenes? Complete Guide to Cannabis Aroma Compounds & Effects
Terpenes are aromatic compounds produced by plants to attract pollinators, repel pests, and manage environmental stress. They’re why…