Super Silver Dawg strain.

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Super Silver Dawg strain terpenes and aroma

In the Super Silver Dawg strain alpha pinene leads at 0.67%, out of 2.14% total terpenes. Pinene, myrcene and limonene make up most of what you'll smell.

• Alpha Pinene 0.67% Smells like: pine Pinene smells like pine trees, which is not a coincidence: it is the most common terpene in nature. People often describe pinene-forward strains as clearer-headed.
• Beta Myrcene 0.55% Smells like: earthy, musk, cloves Mango, hops and thyme all carry myrcene. In flower it reads as that damp, musky smell you get when you first open the jar.
• Limonene 0.35% Smells like: citrus, lemon, herbal Limonene shows up in most citrus-smelling strains. People tend to describe those as lifting rather than sedating.
• Beta Pinene 0.29% Smells like: woody, pine Pinene is the sharp, green note. Rosemary and pine needles carry it too.
• Beta Caryophyllene 0.12% Smells like: sharp, spice, sweet, wood Caryophyllene is the terpene researchers single out most often, because it behaves a little differently from the rest. On the nose it is pepper and clove.

Terpene percentages are from the current batch's certificate of analysis. Our guides explain how to read one and why the total matters more than the THC.