Myrcene
Myrcene is one of the most common terpenes in hemp, with an earthy, slightly fruity aroma also found in mango and hops. It is frequently associated with calming, evening-oriented profiles.
Because myrcene is so prevalent, it strongly shapes the aroma of many full-spectrum extracts. It is often highlighted in “calm” and “sleep” formulations.
Why it matters
If you prefer relaxing, evening products, myrcene is a terpene worth recognising on a full-spectrum label.
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Related terms
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give hemp, and many fruits, herbs and flowers, their distinctive scents. In full-spectrum products they are preserved alongside cannabinoids and are thought to shape the character of the product.
LimoneneLimonene is a bright, citrus-scented terpene found in hemp and in the peels of lemons and oranges. It is often associated with uplifting, daytime profiles.
CBNCBN (cannabinol) is a mildly active cannabinoid formed as THC ages and oxidises. It is non-intoxicating at the levels used in hemp wellness products and is most commonly associated with evening and sleep-focused formulas.
Frequently asked
Is myrcene safe?
Myrcene is a common food-grade aromatic compound found in many fruits and herbs.
Last updated 2026-06-29. Educational information only, not medical advice. meryjwellness.com