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% THCAK-47
RelaxedHappyUplifted
Hybrid15–21% THCBubble Gum
HappyRelaxedEuphoric
Indica19–27% THCDo-Si-Dos
RelaxedSleepyHappy
Sativa20–28% THCGhost Train Haze
EnergeticEuphoricCreative
Indica15–22% THCLavender
RelaxedSleepyHappy
Hybrid21–29% THCPermanent Marker
CreativeHappyEuphoric
Hybrid19–27% THCRuntz
HappyEuphoricUplifted
Indica15–21% THCSweet Tooth
HappyRelaxedEuphoric
Indica15–22% THCZkittlez
RelaxedHappyFocused
Hybrid20–27% THCZoap
HappyGigglyEuphoric
Other 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.