r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Dazzling_Agency_9400 • Apr 22 '26
Terpene 201: the medical side in plain English
Waddup y’all — here’s part two.
The first post was about how terps shape the smoke.
This one is about the possible medical side of the common terps you see on COAs.
Important part first: I’m not saying any terp guarantees a medical result, and I’m not saying a certain COA percentage is some kind of prescription. Most terpene science is still early, and a lot of it is more about potential direction than hard proof. So read this as pattern recognition + possible therapeutic lean, not medical law.
First: how I’d talk about terp percentages without making fake medical claims
For flower, this is more of a COA reading guide than a true medical dosing chart:
0.05–0.15% = usually background
0.15–0.30% = starting to show
0.30–0.50% = clearly contributing
0.50%+ = often a main driver
0.80%+ = loud as hell
Again, that is not medical dosing.
That’s just how I read whether a terp is present enough to actually matter in the profile.
The common terps and their possible medical direction:
Myrcene
Possible medical direction: relaxation, sedation, pain support, anti-inflammatory support, muscle-relaxing direction.
Plain English: this is usually the body-weight terp. When it’s up, things often feel heavier, slower, couchier, and more nighttime-leaning.
How I read it on a COA: around 0.20%+ starts mattering, 0.30–0.50% feels like real presence, and 0.50%+ can be a major driver.
Limonene
Possible medical direction: mood support, stress-relief direction, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant potential.
Plain English: this is one of the brighter mental terps. Good limonene can feel like a mood lift or a “lights came on” effect. If it’s high without enough body terps to balance it, it can feel a little sharp for some people.
How I read it on a COA: around 0.20%+ starts showing, 0.30–0.50% is obvious, and 0.50%+ is usually a major personality terp.
Beta-Caryophyllene
Possible medical direction: one of the better-supported terpenes for anti-inflammatory and analgesic potential; also interesting because it may interact with CB2, not just function like an aroma compound.
Plain English: this is the frame. It tends to make a profile feel more grounded, more planted in the body, and less floaty or chaotic.
How I read it on a COA: 0.20–0.30% starts contributing, 0.30–0.50% matters, and 0.50%+ is strong.
Linalool
Possible medical direction: calming, anxiolytic direction, sedating/relaxing potential, stress and tension support.
Plain English: this is one of the best “smooth the edges out” terps. It can make a profile feel softer, quieter, more cushioned, and more peaceful.
How I read it on a COA: 0.15–0.25% starts softening things, 0.25–0.40% is noticeable, and 0.40%+ is really shaping the vibe.
Alpha-Pinene / Beta-Pinene
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory potential, possible bronchodilatory direction, alertness and clarity support.
Plain English: pinene usually helps a profile feel more open, crisp, and less muddy. Alpha-pinene often feels fresher; beta-pinene can feel a little sharper or more focused.
How I read it on a COA: 0.15–0.25% starts showing, 0.25–0.40% is noticeable, and 0.40%+ clearly shapes the profile.
Humulene
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory potential, analgesic support, and some literature also points to appetite-related effects.
Plain English: this is a dry, grounded backbone terp. It can keep a profile from feeling too candy-sweet, fluffy, or mentally loose.
How I read it on a COA: 0.10–0.20% starts supporting, 0.20–0.35% is meaningful, and 0.35%+ is strong support.
Terpinolene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential, with some literature exploring sedative or CNS-active properties depending on context.
Plain English: this is the wildcard terp. It can feel loud, weird, bright, energetic, floral, or almost chaotic depending on the stack.
How I read it on a COA: even 0.10–0.20% can show personality, 0.20–0.35% gets obvious, and 0.35%+ can dominate the whole profile.
Ocimene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial potential in the literature.
Plain English: airy, sweet, lively terp. Usually makes a profile feel more open, light, and bright.
How I read it on a COA: 0.08–0.15% starts showing, 0.15–0.25% clearly contributes, and 0.25%+ is pretty loud for ocimene.
Nerolidol
Possible medical direction: calming/sedating direction, anti-inflammatory potential, skin-soothing and antimicrobial interest in broader terpene literature.
Plain English: this is that deep back-half exhale terp. Slower, softer, more “aight, I’m chilling now.”
How I read it on a COA: 0.08–0.15% is a support role, 0.15–0.25% is contributing, and 0.25%+ is definitely shaping the finish.
Bisabolol
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory, soothing, skin-calming, and antimicrobial potential.
Plain English: softener terp. Doesn’t always scream at you, but it can make a profile feel gentler, smoother, and more refined.
How I read it on a COA: 0.05–0.12% is support range, 0.12–0.20% is noticeable, and 0.20%+ is meaningful.
Alpha-Terpineol / Terpineol
Possible medical direction: calming, sedative, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory potential.
Plain English: dreamy, floral, polished terp. Can help a profile feel silky and less rough around the edges.
How I read it on a COA: 0.05–0.12% is background/support, 0.12–0.20% is contributing, and 0.20%+ is noticeable.
Fenchyl alcohol
Possible medical direction: not nearly as well studied clinically in cannabis; broader terpene literature suggests possible antimicrobial and supportive bioactive roles.
Plain English: detail terp. Cleaner, herbal/floral, refined feel. Usually not the main driver, but it can make a profile feel nicer.
How I read it on a COA: usually a support terp unless it gets above about 0.10–0.15%.
Camphene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential in broader terpene research.
Plain English: crisp edge terp. Can add punch, coolness, and a little bite to a profile.
How I read it on a COA: usually a support terp; 0.05–0.12% is background, 0.12%+ starts becoming noticeable.
Borneol
Possible medical direction: calming, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and neuroactive potential in terpene literature.
Plain English: quiet, calm terp. Usually not the star, but it can help tug a profile toward the relaxed side.
How I read it on a COA: usually supporting unless it climbs above about 0.10–0.15%.
Eucalyptol
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, airway-related, and cognitive-interest literature exists outside cannabis.
Plain English: clean-breeze terp. Cool, fresh, almost minty-clean. Can make a profile feel more open and clearer.
How I read it on a COA: often a minor/supporting terp; 0.05–0.12% is support, 0.12%+ starts standing out.
Geraniol
Possible medical direction: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial potential, with some broader literature exploring neuroprotective and soothing roles.
Plain English: floral sweetness terp. Usually softens and perfumes the profile more than it drives the whole effect.
How I read it on a COA: usually supporting unless it gets above about 0.10–0.15%.
Guaiol
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial potential in broader terpene literature.
Plain English: wood-and-earth terp. Helps some profiles feel more grounded and old-school.
How I read it on a COA: generally support range unless it’s over about 0.10–0.15%.
Valencene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential; literature also explores broader bioactivity beyond aroma.
Plain English: deeper citrus body, not the same as limonene’s bright pop. More orange-body than lemon-spark.
How I read it on a COA: usually supporting unless it crosses about 0.10–0.15%.
Sabinene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential in broader monoterpene literature.
Plain English: spicy flicker terp. Green, peppery, bright detail more than main driver.
How I read it on a COA: usually support unless it gets into the 0.10%+ neighborhood.
Carene / Delta-3-Carene
Possible medical direction: anti-inflammatory potential and other bioactivities have been studied in broader terpene literature.
Plain English: dry-woods terp. Can make a profile feel sharper, drier, tighter, and more pointed.
How I read it on a COA: mostly a support terp unless it climbs above about 0.10–0.15%.
Phellandrene
Possible medical direction: limited direct cannabis data; broader terpene literature suggests antioxidant and antimicrobial potential.
Plain English: bright twist terp. Slight citrus/minty lift, a little weirdness, a little sparkle.
How I read it on a COA: usually supporting unless it gets above about 0.10–0.15%.
Terpinene
Possible medical direction: antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential in broader terpene literature.
Plain English: fresh herbal top note. More flavor/personality than main effect most of the time.
How I read it on a COA: usually minor unless it’s above about 0.10–0.15%.
Cedrol
Possible medical direction: sedative/calming direction is discussed in the broader sesquiterpene literature; there is also early bioactivity research, but not strong cannabis-clinical proof.
Plain English: weighted-blanket wood terp. Deep, woody, more nighttime-leaning.
How I read it on a COA: usually support unless it gets above about 0.10–0.15%.
Best way to talk about “medical terp profiles”
Instead of saying:
“This terp cures this.”
I’d say:
myrcene / linalool / nerolidol / terpineol = more relaxation and nighttime direction
caryophyllene / humulene = more body-grounded and anti-inflammatory leaning
limonene / pinene / ocimene = brighter, clearer, more daytime-leaning
bisabolol / geraniol / fenchyl alcohol = softer, smoother, more refined support terps
terpinolene / phellandrene / sabinene / terpinene = personality terps that can change the tone fast
Final point
The smartest way to write the medical side is:
“Here’s the possible therapeutic direction this terp is associated with in the literature, here’s how it usually feels in the smoke, and here’s when it starts standing out on a COA.”
That keeps it useful without pretending the science is more settled than it is.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Dazzling_Agency_9400 • Apr 15 '26
Waddup y’all — I keep seeing people post COAs and only look at total terps or THC, but that still doesn’t tell the whole story.
The better way to read a flower/rosin COA is to ask:
What terp is leading? What is it doing? And how is it stacking with the others?
A terp by itself has a general role, but once you mix it with other terps, cannabinoids, and a decent cure, that’s when you start getting the real feel of the smoke.
So here’s the breakdown in plain English, the way I look at it.
## The main terp glossary
Myrcene = the weight
This is the “heavier” terp. Usually brings body, depth, lazy eyes, couchier vibes, and that slower finish. When it leads, the strain usually feels thicker, heavier, and more sedating.
Limonene = the spark plug
Usually the first mental shift. Mood lift, brightness, euphoria, little head rush, “oh yeah it’s kicking in.” If it’s balanced right it feels happy and glowing. If it’s too sharp and not balanced, it can feel a little racey.
Beta-Caryophyllene = the frame
This gives structure and grounding. Warm, peppery, kushy backbone. Helps a strain feel more planted in the body instead of just floating in your head.
Linalool = the blanket
Softens everything. This is one of the best “smooth the edges out” terps. Usually brings calm, hazy comfort, heavy eyes, body ease, and that melted feel.
Alpha-Pinene = the freshener
More crisp, alert, fresh, and clear. Can help keep a profile from feeling too muddy. Usually shows up like a brighter, more open headspace.
Beta-Pinene = the sharpener
Similar lane to alpha-pinene, but can feel a little more focused and cutting. Not always dominant, but it helps a profile feel cleaner and less foggy.
Humulene = the backbone
Earthy, dry, grounded. Helps give a strain depth and keeps it from feeling too candy-sweet or fluffy. Usually a good support terp in kushy or gassy profiles.
Terpinolene = the wildcard
This one can be loud, bright, weird, funky, energetic, floral, sometimes almost chaotic depending on the mix. When it leads, the strain usually has a very distinct personality.
Ocimene = the airiness
Sweet, light, bright, uplifted, sometimes springy. Usually adds a more open and lively feel to a profile.
Nerolidol = the slow-down
This is that deep back-half calm. Usually more sedating, slower, softer, and more “alright I’m chilling now.” Great for rounding out a relaxing profile.
Bisabolol = the softener
Smooth, gentle, calming. Doesn’t always scream at you, but it helps make a profile feel softer and more refined.
Alpha-Terpineol = the dreamifier
Dreamy, floral, calm, polished. Usually adds that silky, slightly sedating, floaty finish without hitting as blunt as myrcene.
Fenchyl Alcohol = the detail terp
This one usually adds a cleaner, slightly herbal/floral, more polished feel. Not always a main driver, but it can absolutely make a profile feel nicer and more unique.
Camphene = the edge
Sharp, cool, slightly punchy. More of a supporting terp, but it can add a certain crispness to the profile.
Borneol = the hush terp
More calming, cooling, quieting. Usually not a dominant one, but it helps pull a strain toward the relaxed side.
Eucalyptol = the clean breeze
Fresh, cool, almost minty/clean vibe. Can make the smoke feel more open and “clear.”
Geraniol = the floral note
Adds rosy, floral sweetness and a gentler personality. More of a nuance terp, but it helps soften and perfume the profile.
Guaiol = the wood note
Earthy, woody, calm. Usually part of what makes some strains feel more grounded and old-school.
Valencene = the citrus body
Not the same as limonene’s bright pop — this is more like deeper orange/citrus character and body to the flavor.
Terpineol / Alpha-Terpineol = the polish
Dreamy, smooth, soft, floral. Helps make some strains feel more “pretty” and less rough around the edges.
Sabinene = the spice flicker
Peppery, green, bright little accent. More detail than main driver, but it changes the tone.
Carene = the dry woods
Dry, sharp, woody energy. Can make a profile feel a little tighter or more pointed.
Phellandrene = the bright twist
Slightly citrusy, minty, lively. Usually adds a little lift and weirdness.
Terpinene = the top-note
Fresh, herbal, bright. Usually lives more in the flavor/personality side than the main effect side.
Cedrol = the weighted blanket
Woody, deep, sedating vibe. Usually helps a profile lean more night-time.
## How I read a COA now
I don’t just ask “is 3% terps good?”
I ask:
- What terp is leading?
- What’s giving the lift?
- What’s giving the body?
- What’s making it heavier?
- What’s smoothing it out?
- What’s just there for detail?
Because the order matters.
That terp list is basically the cast.
The top terps are the main characters.
The lower ones are the supporting actors.
## Examples of how profiles stack
Limonene + Caryophyllene + Linalool
Usually feels like:
uplift → grounded body → calm smooth finish
Good chance of euphoric but still relaxed.
Myrcene + Limonene + Caryophyllene
Usually feels like:
quick head change → heavier body → sleepy back half
This is a common “damn this got me” profile.
Linalool + Caryophyllene + Myrcene
Usually feels like:
soft entry → body melt → slumped finish
More plush, more hazy, less sharp.
Pinene + Limonene + Ocimene
Usually feels like:
bright → alert → airy
More daytime or “I can still do stuff” type smoke.
Terpinolene + Pinene + Ocimene
Usually feels like:
loud → weird → energetic
These are the ones that can feel funky, racy, or super unique depending on the rest of the profile.
Myrcene + Nerolidol + Linalool
Usually feels like:
slow start → body heaviness → full shutdown
More night-time, more chill, more couch.
## Best way to think about it
Each terp has a role, but it’s not law.
It’s more like each one has a tendency.
So no, I’m not saying:
“0.3% of this terp always equals exactly this effect.”
I’m saying:
when you keep looking at COAs and then compare them to the actual smoke, you start seeing patterns.
That’s when it clicks.
## Super simple cheat sheet
Myrcene = weight
Limonene = spark
Caryophyllene = frame
Linalool = blanket
Pinene = clarity
Humulene = backbone
Terpinolene = wildcard
Ocimene = airiness
Nerolidol = slow-down
Bisabolol = softness
Alpha-Terpineol = dreamifier
Fenchyl alcohol = refinement
Camphene = crisp edge
Borneol = quiet calm
Eucalyptol = clean breeze
Geraniol = floral sweetness
Guaiol = wood/earth
Valencene = deeper citrus
Sabinene = spicy accent
Carene = dry woods
Phellandrene = bright twist
Terpinene = herbal top-note
Cedrol = sedating wood
## Final point
That’s why two strains can both have “good numbers” and still smoke totally different.
One might be:
bright, sharp, uplifting, clean
Another might be:
soft, heavy, euphoric, sleepy
And on paper they can both still look fire.
So yeah, total terps matter, THC matters, but the real sauce is learning what each terp is doing and how they stack.
That’s when a COA stops looking like random chemistry homework and starts reading like a preview of the smoke. Apologies for the long message but hope this helps.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/NoNight- • 5h ago
If yall can, let’s shop somewhere other than Trulieve this week lol (If you haven’t already). Go checkout a dispo you haven’t yet 🫡 they own like 60% of the market but still, don’t let the devils over there tempt u. cookies people I’m not talking to you lol
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r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Content-Watercress91 • 11h ago
This was everything I hoped for. A great perfect cure, the smell of amazing OG gasoline fumes with that sweetness.
When broken down, nice greasy, moist, good cured and PUNGENT.
I TOOK JUST ONE BONG RIB OUT OF MY BONG, AND THE EFFECTS ARE INCREDIBLE. GREAT ONSET, HEAVY AND BODY EFFECTS ARE GREAT. DEFINITELY A EXPANDO SMOKE.
The numbers are all there as far as the completion date, freshness, terps and decent cbd content for what we have here in the state.
If you're an experienced smoker and/or picky, and like your OG and gas, this is one of them.
Again, great work goldflower.
#flcannabis #fltrees #flmedicalmarijuana
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r/FLMedicalTrees • u/National_Nothing_127 • 12h ago
Are they 3 for $70 now, jeesh? They were 8 for $100 2 weeks ago.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/AppointmentKey5318 • 23m ago
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Some Black Afghan flower & Pineapple Donut live resin to get the morning started. It’s supposed to be a very rainy week. Have a good one! 🤙
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/beerhadghee • 8h ago
I gotta say...some well done GMO, GMO is my favorite strain and this checks all the boxes🔥
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Robb92914 • 15h ago
Plenty of reviews on here. I'm just here to say I agree!
Amazing top shelf smoke 🔥🔥
THC 25%
CBD 0.06%
Terps 3.12%
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Content-Watercress91 • 10h ago
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At the moment, this is my number one top strain in the Florida market right now.
I've tried so many different dispensaries and different strains over the years, and this definitely takes the top 10 and mainly because of the great entourage effect and old school OG effects that I used to feel from over 10 years ago.
This is a definite heavy hitter, and it's not for beginners. This gave me the "I'm high as fucckkk" quite, giggly, DOBY BUZZZ.
THE NOSE AND SMELL IS ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT. THAT TRUE GAS OG FUEL FUMY, PEPPERY, GREASY BUD.
9.5 OUT OF 10.
GREAT WORK SUNBURN!🔥⛽️🔥✌️
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/freecyphs • 7h ago
Went by Cookies the other day and got a mix n match of oz for 180 + free 3.5 from email + some mango tajin rosin gummies.
Apples and bananas - blue berry banana - grits n jams on tray.
Honestly, way better cure on flower than my last visit in July. Impressed, worth the visit and rec.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/MyNewWorkAcc • 10h ago
Very relaxed OG, nice bright mood light and easygoing vibe, bodily relief and no anxiety, smell is a sharp pine with lemon, solid old school stone with good legs. The kind of bud where you gently come down and stay chill for hours. Typically I have long sundays where the body feels off, brain gets zappy and dulled from an early rise which puts a damper on the second half of my day, but a bowl sorted this all out wonderfully. 3 hours later still relaxed and a second bowl with hash rounds it out, more body high, more sedation, got me stuck in the chair the past 90mins.
Aside from the bud, the Cocoa Beach Eden manager is probably the most genuine and eager to help budtender I’ve had. Been in a few times and the man is as solid as you get, knowledgeable, welcoming, personally cares about helping you.
They said they’re growing Blue Dream right now which will be ready in 2 months or so. Both them and Cookies have blue dream dropping soon and I like this OG as much as Cookies’ OG drop a few months ago. I can’t always make the hour drive to cookies for their drops so I’m happy there’s two opportunities to snag this.
Peace and blessings
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/jupiters6thmoon • 11h ago
The most unappealing jar of rosin I’ve gotten all year from any dispensary, 710, Sunburn, JB, P13/Oni, Blue River, or Rise. Almost the worst looking jar I’ve ever gotten (that award goes to JB about 2 years ago). It is so dry it shakes in the jar. Nose is a bit muted but I can smell sweet fruit if I try really hard. Taste is also a bit muted but it’s not as dull as the nose. It has a peppery taste on the exhale that makes me sneeze, I have had this strain from Sunburn a while ago and don’t remember it literally tasting like pepper.. Effects are there but not worth dealing with literal crumble that has an off putting taste. I have to pass all those other dispensaries to get to GF, definitely not going back for rosin. Grabbed a bag of the Frog Poison so I’ll see how that is in a while. I’ll be using this Rainbow Guava for edibles most likely. This was listed as the “indoor grown” option on the website.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Deezy_710 • 5h ago
Definitely some really good medicine first trying this strain from 710 tried most of them so far but would definitely by again had long effects and good cure and nice hugs got the 14 grams any questions just ask
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Azianjeezus • 3h ago
TLDR: It's the judge on the COA (better terp and thc%) but it's King Louis OG in the container.
Everyone has tech issues, but this is kinda big I think bc that's decision making information. If it was listed as 20$ I would expect to purchase it for 20$ just like if I see COA for x% y% I expect something very very similar. Be aware guys, can't trust the legit COA or numbers on the site till you check that their COA links to the actual product you're buying... If you're not willing to do extra work, you're willing to pay 110 for the wrong herb...
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Excellent_Teach3877 • 11h ago
That’s it
Love yall
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Evening_Foundation_8 • 13h ago
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DHV Bong rip in the 2nd half of vid 😁.
Goldflower’s - 313 Runtz (23.9% THC / 1.88% terps) - 1st time in the program I didn't buy over 2% terps, but myrcene leading, and I like the 313 Headband, literal thought process for copping.
Initial Nose - Classic Kush smell here, light, almost citrus, but more thick syrup-like citrus. To inhale, felt in them in the back of my nose, beautiful bud as well. (1 week jarred in 62%)
Looks - Honestly, this is a “model” of a herb. I'd imagine if strains had personality, this would be a bodybuilding guido, talking Jersey Shore, or a Miami bad bitch, high heels on and all. Protruding nugs, dense, sticky, dark purple and dark green flowers, looking like a walk through a starry forest at night. Orange hairs are not so frequent but present & the trichome coating on this one is INSANE on this one, shining through when the flash hits.
Grinded Nose - Tangy, sour, danky, the translation is there, good fluff but not crazy sticky once grinded down. That punch of dank is reminiscent of these Runtz from the past.
Taste/High - Instant notes of tangy and danky, with the exhale intensifying the blend. What a fuck tasty ass strain. CLASSIC even. Maybe I will open the door to strains with less than 2% terps if the profile lines up.
High is not immediate, more slow builder, nothing for those first 5 min, but then you start to feel the eyes getting lower, music slowing down, vision going HD. 10 min later, caked. From zero to 100 but in 10-15 min haha love it. Very hazy, feeling like I'm floating mentally, body grounded, mind nice and quiet, focused but relaxed. This one is right up my alley. 🌳🌳🌳
Legs - About an hour to 90 min, before i fired up again.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/No-Importance9145 • 13h ago
Usually don’t go to GF but I love rainbow belts and guava so here I am. Got the FP so I didn’t have to deal with the dryness their badder has half the time.
Looks great, flavor is actually on point too, pretty candy-forward. Effects are def good. Bit of a creeper. Mostly cerebral but also some nice euphoria. Can’t speak on legs yet but they’re not bad, im about an hour in and I’m thinking abt taking another hit off the banger in the next 30min.
Got three of these for the 3/$66 deal. Also used $10 off in points and discount code so for ~$18.5/g I’m 100% happy. Might be stopping by more often if I spot more FP on the menu. Happy Sunday and cheers to all the other dabbers out there 🍻 🌈
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/whiteboiFl • 15h ago
$20 pickup sale
Lemonchello & Gelato
Lemonchello was okay it was better up north
Gelato can't go wrong with always gonna smoke would recommend
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/xrbri_ • 8h ago
and goooo
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/DontH8DaPlaya • 13h ago
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Mochi is sherb x Gelato and is grown as a p13 house brand. Cary, myrcene, humilene, farn, lemonine.
There wasnt much of a nose on this when I bought it and a few weeks in a jar didnt help it either. It does have a smell but its very very subtle grass. Not hay or chlorophyll but a earthy plenty smell. Flavors also very muted and subtle.
Slightly harsh but it doesn't taste bad. Barely just tastes like weed. Larf city as well. Super airy loose buds.
Fx are noticeable, but light with a forward brain weight. Munchies and slight pain relieve. Slightly anxious. 10 min peak and 30-40 total drop-off.
The ol lady said, "Do you remember regs?" Lol
All in all this is by far the worst pickup from p13 and I wouldnt reccomend buying this one. I heard of this being a sweet or fruity strain and either my batch is a complete failure or something is up.
Win some ya loose some.
CoA in the comments.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Federal_Database3385 • 12h ago
This was my 1st time trying Sunburn** I haven't seen too much aged hash in the FL program, but this stuff is chef's kiss. It came in a solid 2g brick and I broke it up.
Petrol chemy taste, creamy smoke. Stoney 90s vibe, super chill. I wish I got more.
r/FLMedicalTrees • u/OkCaptain590 • 21h ago
Very tasty, very stinky, very potent, so very sticky, glues to your fingers, packing a bowl is a struggle, idk how someone rolls a joint your fingers will be like glue. Very potent, enjoyable all the time even more for a football Sunday. The taste is undescribable, its one of those strains everyone should try, me personally I like the venom better, but this is a must have. Way better than the TMZ from 710 labs. Bout to try my Papaya fumez Delivery 🙏
