The terpene profile of this Mad Rabbid strain may offer a bright, creative and inspired experience, with a lively citrus-floral lift and a soft, grounding undertone.
Terpinolene leads the profile by a wide margin. Found in nutmeg, apples and lilacs, this fresh, floral and slightly piney terpene may spark a lively surge of creative energy and focus.
Myrcene follows with an earthy note found in ripe mangoes and hops. It may add a soft layer of physical calm that balances the brighter notes.
Ocimene brings a sweet, herbal aroma found in orchids, mint and kumquats. It could add an extra lift to the mood and a lightness to the headspace.
Beta-caryophyllene adds a warm, peppery character shared by black pepper and cloves. It may help soothe physical tension and keep the experience grounded.
Rounding out the profile, limonene brings zesty citrus-rind brightness, and alpha- and beta-pinene add the crisp aroma of pine needles and rosemary. Alpha-humulene, an earthy, hop-like terpene, may offer comforting body support and may also help suppress appetite. Alpha- and gamma-terpinene add citrusy notes found in marjoram and tea tree, 3-carene is a sweet, woodsy terpene found in cedar and rosemary, and linalool contributes a soft lavender-like floral touch. Camphene, a trace terpene also found in ginger, caryophyllene oxide, a spicy relative of caryophyllene found in cloves and lemon balm, and alpha-bisabolol, long prized in traditional chamomile tea, finish the blend.