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Triple Beam from Grown Rogue is an indoor-grown flower with a myrcene-forward terpene profile, supported by a bright burst of ocimene and a fresh layer of pinene.
Myrcene leads by a wide margin, with an earthy, musky, ripe-mango aroma. It is often associated with deep physical calm, and it may help the body settle into a heavy, restful state.
Ocimene follows with a sweet, herbal, almost tropical note found in mint, basil and orchids. It could add a lively, uplifting edge that keeps the profile from feeling one-dimensional.
α-Pinene brings the crisp scent of fresh pine needles. It is often linked to mental clarity and alertness, and it may help balance the heavier myrcene base.
β-Caryophyllene adds warm pepper and spice. It is the one terpene known to interact with the body's CB2 receptors, and it may contribute to feelings of physical ease.
Linalool offers a soft, lavender-like floral note that could encourage a calm, peaceful headspace, while limonene adds a touch of bright citrus that may keep the mood feeling light.
α-Humulene, the hoppy, woody note, is also present, and it is the terpene linked to appetite suppression. Smaller amounts of β-pinene (rosemary and pine), fenchol (basil and fennel), and borneol (a cooling, camphor-like note used in traditional herbal remedies) round things out. Camphene (damp forest), caryophyllene oxide (the scent drug-sniffing dogs are trained to detect), and β-eudesmol (woody and earthy, found in eucalyptus) appear in trace amounts.
