Link in Bio. 🌲 They may be called “trees” but most ganja doesn’t actually taste like tree leaves or pine needles unless it's rich in pinene. It's got the word pine in it, so it should be easy to remember. It's also one of the most common terpenes in the natural world, responsible for the smell of pine trees and other conifers, as well as many herbs such as rosemary, basil, parsley and more. Beyond smell and taste, pinene also offer numerous well-documented medical benefits. Can you think of any strains that must be high in pinene? A 1997 Swiss study found α-pinene to be the third most common terp in ganja. Some particular cultivars known to have higher amounts of it include: Jack Herer, Lemon Skunk, Purple Kush, Romulan, Blue Dream, and Cannatonic (just to name a few). ━━━━━ We've got more to tell ya. Get to know #pinene on #HighTimes.com/guides By mitchellrcolbert | Cannabeginners