We are excited to announce the return of Terpene of the Month! Nerolidol is a secondary terpene with rich, aromatic tendencies, which makes it perfect for February. Most people give flowers, but this Valentine’s Day, look for strains with Nerolidol.
Secondary terpenes act in conjunction with more popular and abundant terpenes. In nature, Nerolidol can be found in jasmine, tea tree, and lemongrass. These plants’ fresh, floral scents can be attributed to the presence of Nerolidol.
In cannabis, Nerolidol can be found in strains such as Jack Herer, Skywalker OG, and Island Sweet Skunk. Most studies on Nerolidol have been conducted on non-cannabis plants, so we’ll be presenting information on those studies.
In plants, Nerolidol may have different properties. In studies, Nerolidol has been found to help the body absorb other terpenes to increase their therapeutic benefits. Additionally, it has been found that Nerolidol may also have sedative properties.
In addition to these discoveries, Nerolidol may have antimicrobial, anti-oxidant, anti-parasitic, and pain-relieving properties.
If you’re looking to enhance the body’s absorption of other terpenes, look for Nerolidol. While not the most abundant, it can definitely help elevate the effects of other terpenes. Looking to introduce Nerolidol but don’t know if smoking is for you? Try a topical made with Nerolidol.
Nerolidol is an interesting terpene that may have additional benefits with further studies. Want to learn more about other terpenes? Check out our blog here. Check out strains with Nerolidol on our menu by clicking here.
Nerolidol FAQ & Quick Facts
How Do You Pronounce Nerolidol? (Phonetic Spelling)
Nerolidol is pronounced like nur-aw-li-dawl
Common Misspellings of Nerolidol:
- Neurolidol
- Nerawlidawl
- Nerolodol
What Are The Effects of Nerolidol?
- Relaxed, sleepy effects
- Euphoria
What Benefits Might Nerolidol Have In Cannabis?
Nerolidol may play a part in helping the body absorb other terpenes at a faster rate, helping those who need specific relief.
What Is Nerolidol Used For?
Nerolidol is best used when you need an extra push to help you fall asleep.
What Strains Can Nerolidol Be Found In?
- Jack Herer
- Island Sweet Skunk
- Skywalker OG
Where Else is Nerolidol Found in Nature?
- Jasmine
- Tea Tree
- Lemongrass
A Fun Fact About Nerolidol:
Nerolidol was the subject of a study that found that it may also have antimicrobial, anti-oxidant, anti-parasitic, and pain-relieving properties.
Sources:
Cargyle, S. (n.d.). What is Nerolidol? benefits & effects of this cannabis terpene. Finest Labs. Retrieved February 3, 2023, from https://finestlabs.com/nerolidol-terpene/
Chan, W. K., Tan, L. T., Chan, K. G., Lee, L. H., & Goh, B. H. (2016). Nerolidol: A Sesquiterpene Alcohol with Multi-Faceted Pharmacological and Biological Activities. Molecules (Basel, Switzerland), 21(5), 529. https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules21050529
Leafly. (2020, December 10). Nerolidol. Leafly. Retrieved February 3, 2023, from https://www.leafly.com/learn/cannabis-glossary/nerolidol