what terpenes are
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give each strain its smell and flavor. The same compounds give citrus, pine, pepper and lavender their scent.
Every Gushy pre-roll page lists its dominant terpenes, in order. This guide explains how each one smells and where else you have met it.
myrcene
Aroma: Earthy, musky and herbal, with a ripe fruit note underneath. It is one of the most common terpenes in cannabis.
Also found in: Mangoes, hops, lemongrass, thyme and bay leaves.
Listed on: Caramel Gelato, Black Amber, Gastro Pop.
limonene
Aroma: Bright citrus peel, from sweet orange to sharp lemon zest. It is often the first thing you notice when a jar opens.
Also found in: Lemon and orange rinds, juniper and peppermint.
Listed on: Black Amber, Ice Cream Sundae, Juicee J, Bluephoria, Gastro Pop, Caramel Gelato.
beta-caryophyllene
Aroma: Peppery, spicy and woody, the warm back note behind a lot of dessert and gas strains.
Also found in: Black pepper, cloves, cinnamon and oregano.
Listed on: Gastro Pop, Black Amber, Bluephoria, Caramel Gelato, Ice Cream Sundae, Juicee J.
linalool
Aroma: Floral and soft, close to lavender, with a light spicy edge.
Also found in: Lavender, coriander, basil and birch.
Listed on: Bluephoria, Juicee J.
pinene
Aroma: Fresh pine needles and resin, crisp and green.
Also found in: Pine trees, rosemary, basil and dill.
Listed on: Ice Cream Sundae.
reading the numbers
Product pages list the lead terpenes for each strain. Exact levels are on each product's certificate of analysis, tested with a 3rd party state-licensed lab, and results vary by batch.
Gushy live resin gummies are listed by flavor, not by terpene. See the full line or find a dispensary near you.
Ask us about any strain, its terpenes or its certificate of analysis.