Explore terpenes in cannabis

 Myrcene is one of the most common terpenes in  cannabis. It has an earthy, musky aroma and is associated with  relaxation and sedation. It may contribute to the "couch-lock" effect in  some strains. 

 Limonene has a citrusy, lemony scent and is known for its uplifting and  mood-enhancing properties. It is thought to have potential anti-anxiety  and antidepressant effects. 

 Pinene has a pine-like aroma and is found in both cannabis and pine  trees. It may enhance alertness and memory retention and is associated  with a more energetic, clear-headed high. 

 Caryophyllene has a spicy, peppery aroma and is also found in black  pepper and cloves. It interacts with the endocannabinoid system and may  have anti-inflammatory properties. 

  Linalool has a floral, lavender-like scent and is known for its calming  and relaxing effects. It may also have potential analgesic  (pain-relieving) properties. 

 Humulene has an earthy, woody aroma and is found in hops, which are used  in brewing beer. It may have anti-inflammatory and appetite-suppressing  effects. 

 Terpinolene has a complex aroma with floral, citrus, and pine notes. It  is associated with a more uplifting and creative high and may have  sedative properties in higher concentrations. 

 Ocimene has a sweet, herbal aroma with citrus undertones. It is known for its antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties. 

  Geraniol has a sweet rose scent and is found in various plants,  including cannabis. It may have antioxidant, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties.

  Bisabolol has a floral, sweet aroma and is also found in chamomile. It  is known for its potential anti-inflammatory and skin-healing  properties.