Well i was wrong it seems ace does not have high linalool strains the highest i saw was golden tiger 2 at .09 and a buch if .03 to .06 %
I find Linalool in the top 3 terpenes of my clone only Bruce Banner #3.
My Bruce Banner #3 Terpene Report conducted 10 months after harvest:
Total: 3.350% Weight Percentage Dry Matter (wt/wt%)
Mono Terpenes:
Limonene: 1.020 %
Linalool: 0.430 %
Fenchol: 0.230 %
Myrcene: 0.200 %
β-Pinene: 0.150 %
α-Pinene: 0.110 %
Camphene: 0.030 %
Sequi Terpenes:
β-Caryophyllene: 0.690 %
α-Humulene: 0.330 %
Nerolidol 1: 0.090 %
α-Bisabolol: 0.070 %
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Nice.
Do you feel any different effect in confront of less % linalool phenos of the same genotype?
Not cannabis but some plants with the highest linalool amounts in their essential oils are:
Coriandrum sativum (cilantro/coriander) - >700,000 ppm
Basils are also high - ~600,000 ppm
Grapes are in the 300,000 ppm range
Lavenders range ~10,000 ppm
I don’t know about vaping those herbs but I do use cilantro for latin dishes and what can I say about basil. I grow it for culinary and I can say aroma therapy is part of the equation. In that I mean just a rub of the plants tantalizes the senses. A lot of cannabis does the same.Sounds like vaping some coriander or basil with your favourite buds could be the solution...
Sounds like vaping some coriander or basil with your favourite buds could be the solution...
Huh?Probably the smallest contributor to smell and flavor and effect.
D-linalool is rarely found as a predominant terpene in cannabis; e.g. 25% of all terpenes found in the“Sour OG”drug chemotype.
Ace posts test results for most of their strains. Have not looked for linalool. But I purchased a few packs of bangi haze looking for high pinene low myrcene.
that is simply not true. like i said i've looked through hundreds of sclabs tests, a few thousands in total maybe, and i am sure there is no substantial linalool content in blueberry, blue dream, gdp, purple kush, purple urkle or lavender kush. i've seen just 1 terpenes tested profile for lavender kush and it is limonene dominant. i haven't seen soma's lavender tested for terpenes, so this one may be different. peace... As has already been mentioned, linalool is the dominant terpene in lavender, so you would want to look for the varieties out there that have the words grape, lavender, blue, or purple in their names...