The Lab Guide

Relaxation, sedation, muscle relief. The most common cannabis terpene.

Also in mangoes, hops, thyme, and lemongrass

Mood elevation, stress relief, anti-anxiety. Uplifting and energizing.

Also in citrus peels, juniper, and rosemary

Anti-inflammatory, pain relief. The only terpene that binds to CB2 receptors.

Also in black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon

Calming, anti-anxiety, sleep aid. Known for its soothing properties.

Also in lavender, mint, and birch bark

Alertness, memory retention, anti-inflammatory. Counteracts THC-induced memory loss.

Also in pine needles, rosemary, and basil

Uplifting, creative, mildly sedating at higher doses. A rare and sought-after terpene.

Also in nutmeg, tea tree, and cumin

Appetite suppression, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory.

Also in hops, coriander, and basil

Anti-viral, anti-fungal, decongestant. Sweet and herbaceous.

Also in mint, parsley, and orchids

Anti-irritation, anti-inflammatory, wound healing. Gentle and soothing.

Also in chamomile and candeia tree