Terpenes

Chef Bray guides us on the creation of personalized, True Terpenes profile infused olive oils Continue reading at theweedblog.com

Terpenes are volatile hydrocarbon molecules responsible for the scent and taste of essential oils, plants, fungi and even some animals. These terpenes also have physiological effects on the human body as mentioned above. Each terpene has a unique effect, much …

Chef Mychal and True Terpenes bring you a delicious Mojito Sorbet featuring the terpene limonene Continue reading at theweedblog.com

A “supercritical fluid” is substance under temperature and pressure past its critical point so that it has properties of a solid, liquid, and a gas. In its supercritical state, CO2 saturates the plant material in an extraction vessel, lifting off …

Liv Vasquez’s new Berry Ginger Mule drink packs a hint of citrus from True Terpenes limonene. Learn how to make your own Continue reading at theweedblog.com

When we begin to take a look into what makes up cannabis, a surreal complexity emerges. The marijuana plant is much more than just THC and CBD, although these cannabinoids are the most well-known. Marijuana is rich in terpenes, trichomes …

When you inhale cannabinoids and limonene together, there is an entourage effect of the various compounds working on different systems at the same time. Cannabinoids modulate the ECS, other GPCRs, PPARs, TRP channels, monoamines and other systems, while limonene also …

The medical efficacy of terpenes like myrcene or limonene has been well-publicized. What about others like terpineol? Continue reading at theweedblog.com

Extracted from fresh, frozen flowers or trim, the distinct difference between rosin and live rosin is terpenes. While a hair-straightener might be sufficient for extracting rosin from cured flowers, the water content in the frozen plant matter would boil when …

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