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The terpene profile of this Guava Glitch may offer a calm, easygoing experience that still feels bright and flavorful.
Myrcene leads the profile, with an earthy, ripe-fruit aroma. It is often associated with a soothing, body-settling feel that could help you unwind.
Limonene is right behind it at nearly the same level. Its zesty citrus character may lend an uplifting, positive edge that balances the deeper notes.
β-Caryophyllene adds a warm, peppery spice. It is the one terpene known to interact with the body's cannabinoid receptors, and it may contribute to a relaxing, comforting effect.
α-Humulene brings a woody, earthy depth. It is also found in hops, and it is often noted for its purported appetite-suppressing effect.
Rounding things out are α-bisabolol, a floral note also found in chamomile; trans-nerolidol, found in ginger and jasmine; β-eudesmol, a woody terpene used in traditional herbal medicine; linalool, the lavender note; guaiol, found in cypress pine; valencene, named for the Valencia orange; and small amounts of α-pinene, β-pinene, fenchol and caryophyllene oxide.
