I knew that linalool was in lavender and of course pinenes and pine and all those sorts of things but beyond that what plants are these other you know i tried to give maybe five to ten examples of the different plants you know and there's there's there's one um i think it's the terpene near light all that's in corn and tomatoes and things that you you know you really wouldn't be expecting especially when you know about cannabis terpenes i think it's interesting that you can look throughout nature and i started identifying really that there are definitely i migrate towards specific plants i came to the understanding that these plants that i migrate to very diverse you know flowers or teas or cannabis or hops they all tend to have some of the same dominant terpene and so it's like my nose is telling me.
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This and so i found that that's what works for me in that like i just kind of took stock of what other plants am i really into and what are the terpenes that are in those plants and at the back end of our book we put an appendix that kind of dived into the scientific literature a lot of gas chromatography results to look at here is a specific essential oil a lavender essential oil a rose essential oil whatever the essential oil might be what are the dominant molecules in those essential oils and then i was able to kind of understand okay so these are the molecules that i kind of want to look for whenever i'm seeking out cannabis products and plus i also you know i started to understand some of the medicinal properties of different fire pit bbq.
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And so there are definitely ones that i look out for personally when i have access to the information like i said in pennsylvania i think that i'm not sure if this has changed but at one time it was just pennsylvania and nevada that had required terpenes to be on product labels i would hope that other companies have taken it upon themselves to kind of lead by example and put terpenes on their on their product labels because i really do believe that it's what changes up one product from the next especially if you're talking about flour or or you know a fake pen or something like that so i think that's kind of what's worked for me is to just brainstorm as what plants am i into and and then seek out plants uh cannabis plants or cannabis products that tend to have higher terpenes and little is definitely one that i migrate to across various plants of jasmine or other types of teas to lavender to different hops like it's it's very prevalent and what i what i tend to migrate to so i think like that kind of coincides with what you were saying there and with the aromatherapy understanding i like this type of aromatherapy oil it does the job for me and then understanding what terpenes are in that essential oil and then looking for those where possible in the cannabis industry that's really well said is there any sort of knowledge between let's say in like the beer industry towards the cannabis industry with the terpenes where if you are looking for a certain