Terpinolene is a common terpene found in cannabis that is known for both a woody and citrusy aroma and for having a mild to moderate sedative effect on consumers. Throughout nature, you’ll find it in sage, lilac, rosemary, conifer trees, apple trees, and tea trees. Benefits from terpinolene may include antifungal and antibacterial properties (which
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Ocimene is a terpene that has a sweet, herbaceous, and sometimes citrusy odor. In addition to cannabis plants, it can be found in a variety of fruits and herbs including mangoes, kumquats, mint, parsley, tarragon and orchids. Ocimene is also commonly found in perfumes due to its sweet and floral aromatic profile. For countries and
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Are you familiar with the scent and flavor of pepper cloves, oregano, black caraway, cinnamon, rosemary, or basil? These spices can all attribute part of their aromatic profile to one of the most common cannabis terpenes, b-Caryophyllene. If you are a cannabis grower, you’re most certainly familiar with this terpene, because the amount of beta-caryophyllene
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Humulene, which is sometimes known to vape users as α-humulene, is another terpene (in addition to myrcene) that is is found in both beer and cannabis – it is a key component of the essential oil of the hops plant. Humulene has subtle earthy, woody, and spicy notes that give hoppy beers their unique taste
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D-Limonene, or simply Limonene, is not only the third most common terpene in cannabis, but the second most common terpene found in nature generally – providing the strong citrus aroma of lemons, oranges, grapefruits, and other fruits. Limonene is known for its aromatherapeutic benefits such as uplifting your mood. While it is found in indicas,
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If you love to cultivate cannabis, you’ve probably already heard about Myrcene (sometimes called beta myrcene) as the #1 most common terpene found in cannabis on the market today. It is known for its calming effect, and for one of the reasons that indica strains make you tired. In addition to cannabis, myrcene can be
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There are a number of ways to take cannabis, and tinctures and vaping have become two of the most popular options. As a result, some people wonder whether CBD and THC vapes or cannabis tinctures are the ideal for them – and some choose to do both! That decision depends a lot on you and
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A common side effect people notice when they first take CBD is that they feel a little sleepy after using CBD vape oil or taking a tincture. Will using a CBD vape make you sleepy? That really depends. What’s typical is that people will feel sleepy after taking a large dose of CBD, so it’s
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A worthy question! For the most part, yes, though this varies heavily on who makes the CBD tincture in question. We can’t speak for other manufacturers, but we’ll give you the general overview and then tell you about our CBD products and where they fit into the scheme of things. The ketogenic diet, in case
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No. Hemp oil sold as a tincture should not be vaped. Tinctures mix CBD extract with a carrier such as MCT oil, which is made to be swallowed and absorbed through digestion, not heated and inhaled. Vaping hemp oil only makes sense when the oil is a vape-specific extract: CBD distillate or live resin blended
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