Terpenes

Consuming cannabis flower has been shown to improve symptoms of fatigue in 91% of study participants, according to new research by the University of New Mexico.

An in-depth guide for growers about harvesting indoor-grown cannabis, including detailed explanations of your options and the different variables to consider at each phase.

New analysis by the research-focused terpenes firm Eybna Technologies shows how various terpenes are affected by the cannabis curing process.

Delta-9 THC has some new competition in the cannabinoids market — it’s called Delta-8 THC.

New research by Israeli firms Eybna and CannaSoul Analytics suggests that a combination of CBD and terpenes might be effective against the deadly cytokine storms that are symptomatic of COVID-19.

A recently conducted survey of cannabis consumers found that 70 percent of respondents were still unfamiliar with the terms “terpenes” and “entourage effect.”

The UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative has been awarded a $3.9 million grant to investigate whether cannabis terpenes can help reduce the use of opioids in pain treatment.

Nine universities are receiving federal grants totaling $3 million to study the “potential pain-relieving properties” of minor cannabinoids and cannabis-sourced terpenes.

Terpenes in cannabis are slowly being recognized as the biggest determining factor for the effects, both physical and psychoactive, of a specific cannabis strain.

Researchers at the University of Washington have mapped the gene networks of cannabis that are responsible for cannabinoid and terpenoid production.

Terpenes are an essential compound found in the cannabis plant that work synergistically with cannabinoids and other aspects of the plant to express various effects that weed is known for.

Using a marijuana vaporizer at the right temperature can optimize which terpenes are prominent in the vapor.