This week in our terpene spotlight, Sara from Central Ave breaks down Myrcene—one of the most abundant terpenes found in the c@nnabis plant.
With its earthy, herbal aroma, Myrcene also shows up in bay leaves, hops, lemongrass, and thyme. It’s commonly associated with calming, grounded experiences and has been studied for its potential to support relaxation.
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This week in our terpene spotlight, Sara from Central Ave dives into Caryophyllene—one of the most common terpenes found in c@nnabis and other plants like black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon.
Known for its bold, peppery aroma, Caryophyllene has been studied for its potential to support relief and relaxation.
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If you’ve ever stared at a c@nnabis label wondering what it all means, you’re not alone. While THC tells you some of the story, TAC gives you the full picture. 👇
Understanding the difference between THC and TAC can help you shop smarter and tailor your c@nnabis experience to your goals.
Learn how to read cannabis labels and understand what each cannabinoid means for your wellness. Tap the link in our profile to read the full blog!
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You’ve seen the recent terpene infographics—now let’s take it a step further. 👃🌱
What exactly is a terpene?
In this kickoff to our new video series, Sara, a Supervisor here at Central Ave, explains what terpenes are, where they’re found (hint: it’s not just c@nnabis), and why they matter for your wellness routine.
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