Terpenes may seem like a complex part of botanicals, but they are actually pretty common.

Imagine a sliced lemon on a hot summers day…you can smell it right?
That’s Limonene.
Ever notice how a nice clean lemony smelling kitchen makes you feel happy?
That’s because this uplifting terpene creates a sense of euphoria.

Can you smell the pine?
That’s Pinene.
In their most basic form, terpenes are naturally occurring chemical compounds (oils) found in many plants, citrus fruits and of course, The Botanical.
These beautiful compounds are responsible for the smell, taste, and even color profile.
They are literally a huge player in the old-time comparison of apples to oranges.

Ok, so we understand the basic chemistry of terpenes…
but what does this have to do with Herbs?
Terpenes are one of the biggest differentiators of strains.
In fact, each strain contains a different level of various terpenes.
That funky gas smell of Sour Diesel? Terpenes.
The delectable taste of Blue Dream? You guessed it, that’s Terpenes too.
They also influence the effects different strains have on your botanical experience.
Botanical Connoisseurs, the experts of taste- are tapping into this wonderful world.
Want to Learn More?

Explore deeper into the world of Terpenes with the Botanical Glossary by Leafly!
https://www.leafly.com/learn/botanical-glossary/terpenes
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