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The terpenes present in this CBD strain include linalool, a-pinene, and myrcene. These compounds work together to create a sweet, fruity, flowery aroma. They also contribute to the plant's ability to promote sleep.
Aside from its sedative effects, this strain provides a mellow, clear-headed high. In fact, it has been said to be beneficial for patients with memory problems.
The CBD to THC ratio in this plant is usually five to two. This helps to mitigate the sativa cerebral effects of the plant.
Because of its high cannabinoid content, it can also help relieve long-term pain and inflammation. This plant is perfect for daytime use and is a good source of antidepressant, anxiolytic, and calming properties.
Although this strain offers a pleasant sativa effect, it does not produce a body high like indica strains do. Many users report a mild uplift, though it does not give an overall cerebral experience.
The plant requires a temperate climate to grow. As a result, it prefers the Mediterranean climate. However, it is not particularly resistant to pests or fungus. During the night, it is a good idea to keep the plant indoors.
Although this strain has a wide variety of origins, it is mostly derived from Swiss and Thai sativas.
Terpenes are naturally occurring chemical compounds that have a variety of medicinal and therapeutic properties. They can be found in cannabis plants and in CBD products. The effects of terpenes on the human body are different from one person to the next, but they can be beneficial for both medical and recreational purposes.
In nature, terpenes help plants survive and protect them from harmful elements. They also help them to attract beneficial pollinators. This allows plants to continue the genetic line and produce fruits and flowers.
Terpenes are also essential for the health of the plant. They are responsible for the unique aromas that each plant provides. There are hundreds of terpenes in the natural world, and scientists have discovered over 200 terpenes that are found in plants.
Some of the terpenes found in cannabis include limonene, pinene, and caryophyllene. These terpenes can act as an anti-inflammatory agent, relieve stress and anxiety, and fight infections. Linalool is another common terpene in plants. It is often found in lavender, rosewood, and citrus.
Although terpenes have many medical and therapeutic benefits, there are also some potentially dangerous side effects. Terpenes can affect the way that your neurotransmitter receptors work, and may even have a sedating effect.
Terpenes have been used in holistic medicine for years. However, they are now being studied as a potential contributor to the health benefits of cannabis.
A growing number of studies indicate that terpenes and cannabinoids interact with each other to offer positive effects. This is referred to as the entourage effect.
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