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The terpene profile of this Category 5 strain suggests a deeply calming experience, pairing heavy body comfort with a warm, grounding mental stillness.
Myrcene leads the profile. Found abundantly in ripe mangoes, hops and lemongrass, this earthy, musky terpene may help the body settle into a heavy, restful state.
β-Caryophyllene follows closely behind with a warm, peppery character. It is unusual because it may interact directly with the body's CB2 receptors, which could help soothe physical tension and ease deep muscular stress.
Limonene brings a bright citrus note that could gently lift the mood and keep the relaxation feeling peaceful rather than sluggish.
Linalool, the lavender-like floral note, may quiet a racing mind and ease emotional strain.
α-Humulene adds a woody, hoppy depth. It may support full-body comfort, and it may also help suppress appetite.
Rounding out the profile are terpineol (lilac, found in pine trees and cajuput oil), β-pinene and α-pinene (pine needles and rosemary), α-bisabolol (a gentle compound long prized in chamomile), fenchol (basil and fennel), borneol (a cooling, camphor-like note), camphene (damp forest), and a trace of caryophyllene oxide, the scent drug-sniffing dogs are trained to detect.
