Central Ave is a medical marijuana dispensary in Ayer serving Central Massachusetts.
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Follow Us Welcome back to our terpene series, where we break down the natural compounds behind c@nnabisβs unique aromas and effects! πΏβ¨
This week we`re talking about Limonene, a citrusy terpene that brings bright, zesty notes to certain strains. Itβs not just found in c@nnabis β Limonene is also abundant in lemons, oranges, limes, and even rosemary and peppermint. ππΏ
Limonene is often associated with bright, uplifting aromas that some patients describe as refreshing or energizing. βοΈπ§
More terpene goodness coming soon β stay tuned!
Taco `bout a good time!
Enjoy Cinco de Mayo with a zesty twist!
β¨ Vibations Lemon Lime drink mix (hello, electrolytes!)
π NETAβs refreshing Lemonade
π¦ @drinkhi5 Lime Seltzers
All flavor, no hangover π
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For informational and educational purposes only. Nothing for sale per Instagram`s guidelines. Must be 18+ with a valid medical card. Please consume responsibly. Licensed MA cannabis establishment.
Choosing the right v@por!zer can make all the difference on your wellness journey.
Whether you`re exploring options for relief or just want to learn more, our latest blog breaks down what to consider when selecting a v@pe. Visit the link in our profile!
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For informational and educational purposes only. Nothing for sale per Instagram`s guidelines. Must be 18+ with a valid medical card. Please consume responsibly. Licensed MA cannabis establishment.
πΏ Introducing Terpenes! πΏ
Ever wonder what gives c@nnabis its unique aromas and flavors? Meet terpenes β natural compounds found in the cannabis plant (and many other plants!) that not only create delicious scents like citrus, pine, and spice, but may also influence how c@nnabis makes you feel. π±β¨
First up: Myrcene β one of the most common terpenes in c@nnabis. Known for its earthy, musky aroma (with hints of cloves or ripe fruit), Myrcene is often associated with relaxing, calming effects. It`s found in str@ins that many people turn to for stress relief and winding down at the end of the day. Beyond c@nnabis, Myrcene is also found in foods and plants like mangoes, hops, thyme, lemongrass, and basil β all known for their rich, herbal scents and soothing properties. π₯
Stay tuned as we explore more terpenes and how they can enhance your cannabis experience!
Another 420 week in the books! π
A huge thank you to all who helped make our week of 420 celebrations so special! From cookies, to swag, to raffles and more, we enjoyed spending the week celebrating with our patients. Thanks to @muddywatercoffee for ending the week on a high note!
Until next year!
The team at Central Ave π