Cedrol Terpene
Cedrol is a sesquiterpene alcohol commonly identified in cannabis cultivars, particularly those descended from cedar-forward lineages and certain Haze and Skunk family crosses. It contributes woody, dry, cedarwood-like aromatic notes often detected alongside myrcene and alpha-pinene in full terpene profiles. Cedrol concentration tends to be minor relative to dominant terpenes, but lineage records frequently report its presence in aged flower and hash samples. Breeders working in heritage and Old World strain preservation often document cedrol as a secondary marker of cultivar authenticity and stability. Its sensory profile makes it a point of interest for phenotype hunting in resinous, wood-scented cultivars.
Cedrol Terpene strains
No strains tagged into Cedrol Terpene yet — they'll appear here as breeders submit lineage records under this terpene.
Cedrol is a sesquiterpene alcohol commonly identified in cannabis cultivars, particularly those descended from cedar-forward lineages and certain Haze and Skunk family crosses. It contributes woody, dry, cedarwood-like aromatic notes often detected alongside myrcene and alpha-pinene in full terpene profiles. Cedrol concentration tends to be minor relative to dominant terpenes, but lineage records frequently report its presence in aged flower and hash samples. Breeders working in heritage and Old World strain preservation often document cedrol as a secondary marker of cultivar authenticity and stability. Its sensory profile makes it a point of interest for phenotype hunting in resinous, wood-scented cultivars.
Cedrol presence is sometimes tracked by breeders selecting for cedar and dry-wood aromatics in multi-generational crosses. Minor sesquiterpenes like cedrol can serve as indirect markers of terpene complexity and plant metabolic maturity in F2+ generations.
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