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Leafly has designed a new visual system to help you easily understand. To learn why Leafly has created a new visualization system for cannabis, check out Part 2 of this series. The above strain card shows all of the elements of a Leafly flower in the new Cannabis Guide. When looking for a strain, we recommend you go in this order:. Shapes are one of the most integral pieces of the system. More on this later. A few minor cannabinoids, such as CBG , are also included in the system. If you want a strain with high THC levels for more of a high , look for longer and pointier diamonds. If you want something with just a little bit of THC and less of a high , look for smaller, shorter diamonds. Something with a lot of CBD will have big circles. Small circles means it has just a little bit of CBD. Colors represent terpenes , which make up the flavors and smells of cannabis, including sweet, citrus, skunky, or diesel scents. Terpenes are oils secreted by trichomes , the sticky glands on cannabis plants. Other plants and fruits also produce terpenes. More research is needed to fully understand how terpenes affect the body. More than terpenes have been identified in cannabis, but some are more common than others. Each Leafly flower shows the three most abundant terpenes: The large, medium, and small rings around the center shape indicate primary, secondary, and tertiary terpenes, respectively. Different terpenes may lead to different experiences. Experiment with different colors terpenes to find which combinations produce the right feelings and effects for you. If you find a strain with a dominant terpene that you like, you will likely enjoy a different strain with that same dominant terpene. These strains do not have enough terpene data yet to establish a reliable terpene profile colors , but they do have enough data for a cannabinoid profile shapes. In the US, cannabinoid and potency testing is required by state law in legal markets, so all cannabis sold through state-legal stores will have cannabinoid data. Similarly, in Canada, licensed producers LPs must provide cannabinoid potency for all cannabis products. Although some LPs may elect to test for terpenes as well, this information can only be communicated on supplementary materials, not directly on packages. Leafly is working to create a terpene profile for every strain. We intend for our new Cannabis Guide to encourage both growers and consumers to take more of an interest in terpene data and how it can help ensure a reliable, enjoyable experience. Even if the same individual smokes the same exact strain at two different times, it can affect them differently. Once you find a shape and color combination that gives you desired feelings and effects, you can keep going back to that kind of strain. Also, if a strain has negative effects for you, a strain with a similar profile will likely lead to negative effects as well. Next, pick a color, or terpene. These are the eight terpenes in the Cannabis Guide—ordered from calming to energizing—and information about each based on research and thousands of customer reviews:. With your cannabinoids and terpenes locked in, the Flower Finder will then give you a list of strains you might like based on your inputs. Want some terpene-based recommendations? Check out our lists of strains rich in popular terpenes:. After you try a strain, note how it makes you feel. You can do this by signing up for an account and leaving a review on Leafly, or by keeping a personal diary at home. To find a similar strain or feeling, first look for a similar cannabinoid and cannabinoid level shape and size , then look for similar terpenes colors. In the above graphic, the shapes differ slightly, meaning the amount of THC is a little different between the two. Regardless of this, the two strains will still have a similar basic chemical profile, just slightly more of one terpene than the other, and they will likely lead to similar feelings and effects. So if you enjoy Kosher Kush, give Forbidden Fruit a try. The graphic above shows two very different strains with different chemical profiles: The strain on the left has dark blue and green myrcene and pinene , and the strain on the right has orange and fuchsia terpinolene and caryophyllene. The left strain has lower amounts of THC small diamonds ; the strain on the right has higher levels of THC long diamonds. Jump to a section. Explore cannabis on Leafly.

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