Cannabis Title

Dominant Terpenes

Terpene Name Avg mg Aroma Good Effect Bad Effects
Myrcene 15 - 25 mg Earthy, musky, cloves, herbal Deep relaxation, sedation, muscle relief, anti-inflammatory Drowsiness, heavy "couch-lock" sensation, lethargy
Limonene 10 - 20 mg Bright citrus, lemon, orange, tangy Mood elevation, stress relief, anti-anxiety, antioxidant Mild restlessness, occasional acid reflux/heartburn
Caryophyllene 8 - 15 mg Spicy, black pepper, woody, pungent Pain management, anxiety relief, gut protection, anti-inflammatory Dry mouth (cottonmouth), mild throat irritation/tickle
Pinene 5 - 12 mg Sharp pine, resinous, forest, fresh wood Sharpens focus, memory retention, alertness, bronchodilation Increased heart rate, mild anxiety or jitteriness in high doses
Linalool 3 - 8 mg Floral, sweet lavender, subtle spice Calming, sedative, anxiety reduction, local pain relief Slight motor impairment, daytime grogginess
Humulene 2 - 6 mg Hoppy, woody, earthy, bitter herbs Appetite suppression, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial Minor throat dryness, reduction in appetite (if unintended)
Terpinolene 1 - 5 mg Fruity, piney, herbal, slightly floral Uplifting, clarifying, antioxidant, antimicrobial Can trigger paranoia or racing thoughts in anxiety-prone users
Ocimene 1 - 4 mg Sweet, woodsy, tropical, metallic undertone Decongestant, antiviral, energetic clarity Can induce coughing fits due to its harshness when inhaled