Articles about Terpenes – Page 2 of 3

What effects cannabis terpenes have, which are the main ones (myrcene, limonene, pinene…) and how they shape the aroma and effect of each cannabis strain.

Step into a forest with us to discover pinene, the terpene that smells of freshly cut green wood and is also found in cannabis.

Linalool is the terpene behind the characteristic scent of lavender, and it's also found in some cannabis strains. Find out more about its effects.

Terpinolene is a cannabis terpene with a woody, sweet, fresh and floral aroma and citrus notes. Find out about its properties and effects in CBD flower.

We take a close look at the terpene humulene, a compound that is very common in cannabis strains and is also the secret ingredient in beer.

The entourage effect is the synergistic interaction between the different components of the cannabis plant. Some of the effects the plant has on the body are attributed to this interaction.

If you've ever found yourself enjoying the refreshing or lemony aroma of certain strains, you've probably experienced the effect of limonene. Find out about its effects.

Do you know why it is necessary to heat cannabis before consumption, whether smoking, vaporising or cooking with this plant? The answer lies in decarboxylation, a chemical process that transforms cannabinoids into their more active forms.

Myrcene is one of the most abundant terpenes in every cannabis strain and is responsible for the characteristic smell of cannabis. Its effect leaves you sprawled on the sofa. Find out more about its effects.

What effects cannabis terpenes have, which are the main ones (myrcene, limonene, pinene…) and how they shape the aroma and effect of each cannabis strain.

Step into a forest with us to discover pinene, the terpene that smells of freshly cut green wood and is also found in cannabis.

Linalool is the terpene behind the characteristic scent of lavender, and it's also found in some cannabis strains. Find out more about its effects.

Terpinolene is a cannabis terpene with a woody, sweet, fresh and floral aroma and citrus notes. Find out about its properties and effects in CBD flower.

We take a close look at the terpene humulene, a compound that is very common in cannabis strains and is also the secret ingredient in beer.

The entourage effect is the synergistic interaction between the different components of the cannabis plant. Some of the effects the plant has on the body are attributed to this interaction.

If you've ever found yourself enjoying the refreshing or lemony aroma of certain strains, you've probably experienced the effect of limonene. Find out about its effects.

Do you know why it is necessary to heat cannabis before consumption, whether smoking, vaporising or cooking with this plant? The answer lies in decarboxylation, a chemical process that transforms cannabinoids into their more active forms.

Myrcene is one of the most abundant terpenes in every cannabis strain and is responsible for the characteristic smell of cannabis. Its effect leaves you sprawled on the sofa. Find out more about its effects.