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The terpene profile of this Jack Herer strain may deliver a bright, uplifting experience, pairing a lively creative spark with a gentle layer of physical ease.
Terpinolene leads the profile by a wide margin. Found in nutmeg, apples, and lilacs, this fresh, floral, and slightly piney terpene may spark a surge of creative energy and focus.
Beta-caryophyllene follows with a warm, peppery character shared by black pepper and cloves. It may interact with the body's receptors to help soothe physical tension and keep the experience grounded.
Ocimene brings a sweet, herbal note found in orchids, mint, and kumquats, and it could add an extra lift to the mood and a lightness to the headspace.
Myrcene, abundant in ripe mangoes and hops, may add a soft layer of physical calm to balance the brighter notes.
Rounding out the profile are alpha-humulene, an earthy, hop-like terpene that may offer comforting body support and may also help suppress appetite; beta-eudesmol, a woody terpene named for the eucalyptus tree it is found in; alpha-pinene and beta-pinene, the crisp aromas of pine needles and rosemary that may support clear focus; guaiol, a piney, floral terpene found in guaiacum wood; linalool, the soft lavender note; terpineol, a lilac-scented terpene found in cajuput oil; 3-carene, a sweet, woodsy terpene found in cedar and rosemary; alpha-terpinene and gamma-terpinene, citrusy notes found in marjoram and tea tree; sabinene and sabinene hydrate, spicy compounds found in black pepper and nutmeg; fenchol, found in basil and fennel; and a trace of caryophyllene oxide, the scent drug-sniffing dogs are trained to detect.
