Any Benefit Adding Terps to Flower?
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florduh
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I've thought about making hemp flower taste a little better by adding cannabis derived terps to them. Haven't tried them yet, but I hear good things about these guys:
Pretty sure it's a co2 terp extraction of real cannabis flower.
Pretty sure it's a co2 terp extraction of real cannabis flower.
3xFantasyChamp
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Not sure why I haven't tried this myself. I always wondered if I added some myrcene to flower, would it make me feel more sedated? Is this the answers for vapors who want the famous couch lock!? 
Eh, maybe not, but maybe something for me to try.
Eh, maybe not, but maybe something for me to try.
florduh
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Not sure why I haven't tried this myself. I always wondered if I added some myrcene to flower, would it make me feel more sedated? Is this the answers for vapors who want the famous couch lock!?
There's 99% CBN isolate available from some hemp sellers online too.
GoldenBud
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yeah... sort of... and it's regulated by the smokers LOL who knows how it will be with vaporizers
Things I read several years ago from the likes of @herbivore21 regarding the unknowns surrounding non-cannabis\hemp derived terpenes makes me very wary of ingesting them in any manner. Although they often appear the same as cannabis terpenes, there may be differences & there is no data on their long term effects on the human body due to food grade terpenes not being consumed in this way up until recently. In contrast we have been inhaling cannabis terps (along with the rest of the cannabis plant) for hundreds of thousands of years.
It's obviously individual choice but I avoid food grade terps whenever I can & try to stick with those soley derived from cannabis or hemp.
It's obviously individual choice but I avoid food grade terps whenever I can & try to stick with those soley derived from cannabis or hemp.
I love adding terpenes in the form of other dried herbs to my bowl (lemongrass, lavender, etc). However, I would counsel against adding any terpene isolates to your herb. In high concentrations, most terpenes (such as limonene) are fairly strong solvents... misting may work, but a drop is a lot.
Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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Cool, you happen to have more examples of herbs that you like to add?
basil, chamomile, dried citrus zest (lemon, orange, grapefruit), chai spice tea, rose petals, mint leaves, lemon balm... Hops are also quite interesting to vaporize if you like that IPA bitterness (though they're nasty when smoked). They can be high in myrcene and other terpenes. Try to get them fresh from a beer brewing supply shop. I haven't tried stronger/oily aromatherapy herbs like cinnamon, cloves, or eucalyptus--just hand-huffing those are enough. Fresh ground nutmeg on top was tasty fun, but look up warnings about nutmeg before trying that. Different pipe tobaccos impart flavorful effects when mixed with your herb, though the nicotine buzz from straight tobacco is more than what I'm seeking...
Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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Thanks I'm definitely gonna try some next time I order herbal tea!