Heard of terpenes, but not really sure what they are? Never heard of terpenes? Either way, you’re in the right place. Read on to learn more about the five most-common cannabis terpenes.
Myrcene
Found in most cannabis strains, this prolific terpene is also found in mango, lemongrass and thyme. Like what you smell? Continue on to learn more about myrcene.
Linalool
This hard-working terpene is found in over 200 plants, and can be found both in cannabis and Earl Grey tea, giving both a floral, spicy scent. Like what you smell? Read on to learn more about linalool.
Beta-Caryophyllene
This terpene deserves double credit, as it’s also a cannabinoid, one of very few found both in cannabis and in other plants like pepper, cloves and balsam. Like what you smell? Continue on to learn more about beta-caryophyllene.
Limonene
True to its name, this terpene gives more than cannabis a lemony-lime aroma. It’s also used commercially to give fruit drinks and perfumes its trademark scent. Like what you smell? Read on to learn more about limonene.
Pinene
The most common terpene in nature, this well-named terpene gives cannabis a strong pine scent. Like what you smell? Continue on to learn more about pinene.
