Co2 Extracted Cannabis Derived Terpenes – 1ml

If you are looking for real cannabis-derived terpenes (CDTs), we sell them here at an affordable price. We offer CDTs packed in grams instead of ML to allow you to formulate your final products accurately by weight.

Buy our 1 Gram Golden Ticket Terpenes that come with real (CDTs). It is one of the most delicate cannabis-derived terpenes available on the market today.

Product Features

• 1 gram of real CDTs
• Golden Ticket: Hints of lemon and gas
• Cheetah Piss: Gassy
• Campagne Kush: Hints of Citrus and gas
• Lemon Krush: Hints of Lemon and gas
• Extracted from real cannabis
• Contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC
• Full-panel tested
• Vacuum-sealed
• Packaged in UV-proof containers

About the Golden Ticket Strain

The Golden Ticket, aka Mr. Dank, is somewhat reminiscent of Charlie Bucket and Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. However, the Golden Ticket strain is not made by Oompa Loompas but was created by Archive Seed Bank by combining genetics from Golden Goat and Face Off OG.

Appearance

The Golden Ticket cannabis strain produces medium-sized flowers that have thick nugs and dense buds. The flowers are coated with yellow or orange pistils that catch pollen from male plants. Coiled around the flowers are pale green leaves that contain a tint of yellow.

Aroma

The fragrance of Golden Ticket is an enticing mix of sour skunk, sweet lime, and tangy lemon. When lit, the pungent aroma of citrus fruits is balanced by its dank earthy aroma. Breaking open the nugs gives off a faint ammonia scent.

Flavor

The flavor of the Golden Ticket strain corresponds to its fragrance. When inhaled, the most prominent flavors are lemon and lime, with a few skunky undertones. When exhaled, the balanced earthy and citrusy aftertaste lingers, making you crave for more.

 

About the Cheetah Piss Strain

Cheetah piss is a cross of Lemonnade, Gelato 42, and London Poundcake 97.

Aroma

The fragrance of Cheetah piss is a mix of gassy, with hints of pine.

Flavor

The flavor of the Cheetah piss strain corresponds to its fragrance.

About the Lemon Crush Strain

Lemon Crush is a cross of Master Kush and Lemon Joy.

Aroma

The fragrance of gas with hints of lemon and pine

Flavor

The flavor of the Lemon Crush strain corresponds to its fragrance.

About the Champagne Kush Strain

Champagne Kush has an unknown lineage.

Aroma

The fragrance of gas with hints of citrus and pine

Flavor

The flavor of the Champagne Kush strain corresponds to its fragrance.

What are Terpenes?

Terpenes are organic compounds found in plants, more specifically on the trichomes or resin glands. These molecules give off a distinct aroma and flavor profile that contribute to the characteristic of the plant. However, terpenes are not just for flavor and aroma. They function in plants primarily to attract potential pollinators and provide protection from predators.

Terpenes are not unique to cannabis but can also be found in citrus fruits and other herbs. However, cannabis plants produce a tremendous amount of different kinds of terpenes, which is why the plants are so aromatic and flavorful.

Every cannabis strain or variety has a different composition of terpenes. The compounds alter the smell of the herb and may change its effects on the body. Some experts speculate that it may also enhance the entourage effect.

Cannabis-Derived Terpenes (CDTs)

The cannabis plant contains cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids. Today, over 100 different cannabinoids are identified in the plant and around 150 different kinds of terpenes. This information is relevant to medical research and the cannabis industry.

Today, medical research is looking into the possible medicinal benefits of cannabis compounds, including cannabinoids and terpenes. Cannabis may potentially aid in chronic pain, inflammation, depression, anxiety, and others. However, there is not enough scientific data to make any conclusive statements yet.

In the cannabis industry, CDTs play a significant role in enhancing the cannabis experience. Terpenes provide various strains with distinctive flavors and aromas. Most users choose their new favorite strain not mainly on the effect of the cannabinoids but more on the taste and smell that the terpenes provide.

CDTs can be added to vape juice, distillates, and isolates that do not have any flavor and aroma when extracted. Therefore, adding CDTs into the mix is necessary to make the product more appealing to consumers.

How to Use Cannabis-derived Terpenes

Real CDTs are very potent ingredients that you can use to boost the profiles of other hemp products.

Add to Distillates and Concentrates

CBD and Delta-8 distillates and concentrates are hard to use because they are thick and dense. Adding terpenes into these products makes them more fluid and easy to use. Terpenes also add flavour to produce a more enjoyable experience.

Add to Oils and Tinctures

CBD and Delta-8 oils and tinctures may not have much flavour and aroma, but you can infuse them with CDTs to make them more flavorful and aromatic. Not many people know that they can change the flavour and aroma of their oils and tinctures by adding terpenes.

When mixing CDTs in oil, aim for a total of 2% concentration of terpene. If you want to add more, aim for a maximum of 5% concentration based on volume. After adding the terpenes, shake the oil for about a minute to allow the terpenes to spread evenly before using.

Add to Vape Juice

Unflavored vape juice is pretty dull to vape. One of the excellent applications of terpenes is to add flavour and aroma to vape juice. However, make sure that the vape juice does not have any other terpenes present. Adding more CDTs may make it too strong and harsh on the throat.

The ideal amount to aim for is 2 or 3% terpene concentration. Adding too much may affect the vaping experience. Keep in mind that once the terpene juice has been diffused, it is difficult to remove. The only remedy is to add more vape juice.

Whether you are vaping for full-body relaxation or to uplift your mood, you can rely on terpenes to enhance the experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Terpenes Make You High?

Terpenes occur naturally in cannabis plants, but they are not the same as cannabinoids. They are pure essential oils that do not have any psychoactive properties. Therefore, terpenes do not make you high.

Will Terpenes Make You Fail A Drug Test?

Terpenes do not contain any ingredient that can make you fail a drug test. However, if you buy terp juice, make sure to read the label to determine the THC content. Any product that contains THC will show up positive on a drug test.

Are Terpenes Legal?

Terpenes are legal in the USA and many other countries in the world. When purchasing terpene products, ensure that they contain less than 0.3% THC or no THC to ensure their legality.

Buy Co2 Cannabis Derived Terpenes Now!

Our Terpenes contain 1ml of real cannabis-derived terpenes. Buy now and add flavor and aroma to distillates, concentrates, oils, and tinctures.