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Straight answers to the questions customers ask most, for curious consumers and the budtenders who guide them.
The question we hear most
THC is only one part of the cannabis experience. Terpenes, cannabinoid profiles, freshness, and overall flower quality all contribute to what makes a strain unique. A higher THC percentage doesn't necessarily mean a better experience. Look beyond the number and consider the aroma, flavor, and characteristics of the strain.
How to read your bagAroma and flavor
Terpenes are naturally occurring compounds responsible for the distinctive aromas and flavors of cannabis. They're what give certain strains their citrus, pine, floral, earthy, or diesel notes. Terpenes may also influence how cannabis feels through their interactions with cannabinoids, although research into these effects is still developing.
Explore Terpenes 101Educational only, not medical advice.
Look past the THC. It all starts with the genetics.
Labels
Traditionally, indica is associated with relaxation, sativa with uplifting effects, and hybrid with a combination of both. But these labels don't reliably predict how a strain will make you feel. A strain's chemical profile, including its cannabinoids and terpenes, provides more useful information about its potential experience.
See terpene profilesFinding your strain
Start with flavor profiles you enjoy. Do you prefer fruity, sweet, citrusy, earthy, or gassy strains? Your preferences can be a great starting point for discovering new cannabis varieties. Next, think about the experience you're looking for. Do you want to unwind, feel uplifted, or enjoy something more balanced? Explore different terpene and cannabinoid profiles, pay attention to how each strain makes you feel, and remember that everyone's experience is unique. Finding your ideal strain is part of the discovery.
Browse the Strain LibraryQuality
Quality cannabis starts with how it's grown, harvested, dried, cured, and stored. Look for freshness, a distinctive aroma, well-preserved trichomes, and properly maintained flower. Good cannabis should reflect careful cultivation and handling, not simply a high THC percentage. Consistency from one purchase to the next is another important sign of quality.
How we testWhat are terpenes?
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds plants produce. They give cannabis, citrus, pine and lavender their distinctive scents, and they shape how each strain smells, tastes and feels. They're the best guide to the strains you'll love.
Select a terpene to explore it.
Terpene
The most common terpene in cannabis. Its earthy, musky, ripe-fruit character is the backbone of many classic profiles.
Find it in our strains
GruntzBLISS CO
StarchildBLISS CO
StrawmandarinBLISS CO
TropayaBLISS CO
Kush ColaWonderbrett
OG KushWonderbrett
Sour DieselWonderbrett
EtherWonderbrett
Northern LightsWonderbrett
Pineapple OGWonderbrettEffects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
The bright snap you smell when you twist a lemon peel. Limonene lifts a profile and reads as zesty and sweet.
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GruntzBLISS CO
Miracle MintsBLISS COStrawmandarinBLISS COTropayaBLISS COKush ColaWonderbrettOG KushWonderbrettSour DieselWonderbrettEtherWonderbrettPineapple OGWonderbrettEffects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
Peppery and warm, it's the spice behind gas-forward and cookie cultivars, with a savory edge few other terpenes have.
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GruntzBLISS COMiracle MintsBLISS COStrawmandarinBLISS COKush ColaWonderbrettOG KushWonderbrettSour DieselWonderbrettEtherWonderbrettNorthern LightsWonderbrettEffects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
The signature scent of lavender. In cannabis, linalool softens a profile with a smooth, floral finish.
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Effects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
The clean, sharp air of a pine forest. Pinene brings freshness and bite to a profile.
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Effects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
Less common but unmistakable: herbal, piney and lightly fruity. A hallmark of many classic sativa lines.
Find it in our strains
Effects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
Named for the hop plant, Humulus lupulus. Humulene brings a dry, woody, earthy depth.
Find it in our strains
Effects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
Terpene
Sweet, herbal and fresh with a green, slightly woody edge. Often found alongside terpinolene.
Find it in our strains
Effects are commonly reported experiences, not medical claims. Everyone responds differently, and how a strain feels depends on its whole profile, not one terpene.
How do I read the QR code?
Every BLISS CO bag carries a QR code on the back. Scan it to open a custom, lab-backed report powered by PhytoFacts. Here's what each part tells you.
About PhytoFactsThe three most abundant terpenes by weight, color-coded so you can group cultivars with similar profiles at a glance.
How the sample compares on cannabinoids, terpenes and moisture, measured against reference levels of 30%, 3% and 20%.
Groups the sample with cultivars that share similar sensory and physiological characteristics.
Compares the top two cannabinoids. The dominant one leads; the runner-up shapes the overall character.
The six most abundant cannabinoids measured in the sample.
Experience descriptors generated from the sample's terpene and cannabinoid data.
A visual fingerprint of the terpene profile, useful for comparing one cultivar against another.