Linalool

Floral, lavender, spicy

What is Linalool?

Linalool is a terpene found in cannabis known for its floral, lavender, spicy aroma, also present in Lavender, Birch bark, Coriander, with reported effects including calming and sedating.

A floral terpene with calming properties. Known for its lavender aroma and potential sedating effects.

How does Linalool affect the cannabis experience?

Linalool is one of the most important terpenes in cannabis, contributing to both the aroma and the overall effects through what researchers call the entourage effect — the synergistic interaction between cannabinoids and terpenes.

When you smell floral, lavender, spicy notes in a cannabis strain, Linalool is likely a dominant terpene. This aroma is not just a sensory experience — it indicates the presence of compounds that may influence how the strain affects you.

Linalool is not unique to cannabis. It is also naturally present in Lavender, Birch bark, Coriander, which is why some cannabis strains may remind you of these familiar scents.

What are the effects of Linalool?

  • Calming
  • Sedating
  • Anti-anxiety

Which strains are high in Linalool?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Linalool and what does it do?

A floral terpene with calming properties. Known for its lavender aroma and potential sedating effects.

What does Linalool smell like?

Linalool is known for its Floral, lavender, spicy aroma. This terpene is also commonly found in Lavender, Birch bark, Coriander, which gives these plants similar aromatic qualities.

Which cannabis strains are high in Linalool?

Cannabis strains high in Linalool include OZ Kush Cake Bx, Apple Cino, Strawberry Torte x Runtz, SKB-NH x SKB-C, Carbon Fiber, and more. The terpene content can vary based on growing conditions and harvest timing.

Where can I learn more about Linalool?