Found in liverwort and a variety of plants, also known as Eudesmadiene.
Commonly found in chamomile flowers, bisabolol is tranquilizing, soothing and calming.
Woody sesquiterpene that is naturally present in herbs used in traditional Uyghur medicine. Also found in annona sylvatica plants.
A fresh squeeze of energy and brightness, like breaking into the juiciest of oranges.
A hate-it-or-love-it aroma that dominates strains like Dutch Treat, terpinolene supports a calm mental state with potential anticancer and antioxidant benefits.
Dominant in lavender, linalool is a stress-reducer that brings calm and many other healing effects.
Common in all citrus, this terpene helps boost mood (antidepressant) with potential gastrointestinal benefits.
Best-known as the kick behind black pepper, cloves and cinnamon, Caryophyllene is a strong anti-inflammatory agent.
First found in the essential oils of Humulus lupulus (hops), from which it was named.
The most abundant terpene in Cannabis. Calming, therapeutic and sedative. Known for producing "couch-lock" and anti-cancer potential.
Delightful taste and energy, this terpene forms the biosynthetic base for CB2 ligands in the endocannabinoid system
