What does Linalool smell like?

Linalool smells soft floral lavender with a touch of spice. You'll recognize it from Lavender, Coriander, Birch bark.

What are the effects of Linalool?

Cannabis high in Linalool is commonly described as calming, soothing, relaxing. Terpenes shape a strain's aroma and character but aren't a medical treatment. Effects vary by person and by the full mix of compounds in each strain.

Which strains have the most Linalool?

Weedtip lists 10 strains that feature Linalool, including AK-47. See the full list above.

Terpene

Linalool

Linalool is the lavender note (delicate, floral, faintly spicy) and is the terpene most associated with a calm, soothing character. It is far less common than myrcene or caryophyllene, so strains that carry it noticeably tend to stand out.

Aroma

Soft floral lavender with a touch of spice

Also found in

Lavender, Coriander, Birch bark

Boiling point

198°C (388°F)

Commonly reported

Calming Soothing Relaxing

Strains high in Linalool

10 strains feature Linalool.

Hybrid15-21% THC

Other terpenes

Myrcene Caryophyllene Limonene Pinene Humulene Terpinolene Ocimene What are terpenes? →

Linalool: frequently asked questions

What does Linalool smell like?: Linalool smells soft floral lavender with a touch of spice. You'll recognize it from Lavender, Coriander, Birch bark.
What are the effects of Linalool?: Cannabis high in Linalool is commonly described as calming, soothing, relaxing. Terpenes shape a strain's aroma and character but aren't a medical treatment. Effects vary by person and by the full mix of compounds in each strain.
Which strains have the most Linalool?: Weedtip lists 10 strains that feature Linalool, including AK-47. See the full list above.

Linalool

Strains high in Linalool

AK-47

Bubble Gum

Do-Si-Dos

Ghost Train Haze

Lavender

Permanent Marker

Runtz

Sweet Tooth

Zkittlez

Zoap

Other terpenes

Linalool: frequently asked questions