Terpinolene
Terpinolene has a complex aroma — fresh, herbal, slightly floral, with hints of citrus and pine. It is less common as a dominant terpene, but when it is dominant, it tends to appear in sativa-leaning chemovars like Jack Herer and Dutch Treat. It also occurs in nutmeg, tea tree, and lilacs.
Found in 0 strainsNo published strains currently list Terpinolene in their profile.
Frequently asked questions about Terpinolene
What does terpinolene smell like?
Complex and changeable — fresh, herbal, with hints of citrus, pine, and floral notes. It is often described as the "uplifting" aroma in sativa-leaning strains.
Is terpinolene common in cannabis?
It is less common as a dominant terpene than myrcene or caryophyllene. When it is dominant, it typically shows up in sativa-leaning chemovars like Jack Herer, Dutch Treat, and several haze descendants.
What other plants contain terpinolene?
Nutmeg, tea tree, lilacs, apples, and several conifer species. It is also widely used in soaps and perfumes for its fresh, slightly sweet aroma.