cherry flavoured terpenes - cannabis iso extract

hello all,


im in search of cherry flavoured terpenes found in cannabis


anybody know of any, an/or what strains produce the best cherry flavoured terpenes...?


and are these terpenes related to a high CBD content or no


I want to make a cherry flavoured , kick ash oil to smoke


any thoughts guys ??
im searching far and wide on this quest


thank so much


axle robot

Any specific reason for cherry?

Personally, I advise using ethanol instead of iso. Ethanol purges much easier, is not harmful if not fully purged and makes for some very tasty extracts.

I always think subcool for cherry like killer Queen or the Brian berry cough or strawberry daquiri

douglas.curtis


thankyou for your response,


cherry because im on a mission, a mission from god...
we got half a pack smokes, and a half tank of gas....ahaha


(blues brothers)


cherry, because I had real
old school, cherry oil once back in the 70s...and this stuff was the bom
never to be seen again...that was 40 years ago...


so, now I got it in my head, I aint ever going to find it again....
so learn how to make my own...


cherry oil you can buy today, IS NOT authentic cherry oil...
it is just a winterized honey oil that is reddish in color so they call it cherry oil


real cherry oil my friend, tastes like cherries,
and smells like cherries when you smoke it...


so ya, never seen again in 40 years
that's rare...


tell me more about your ethanol theories...and flavours associated with that...


I been using 91% ISO extract, then cook
until I found a source of 99% ISO...and I use that now...


but im up for suggestions....hell ya anytime


so tell me more about ethanol...what % of purity do I want
brand name, where to get it...all that....please


axle robot

roland...


up until now, I assumed that anything strawberry, would be strawberry flavor


but maybe you have a point there...that the terpenes found in a cherry strain would be almost identical to the terpenes found in a strawberry...that is possible


if you did a blindfolded pepsi/coke taste test...
but use a strawberry cough VS say cherry pie...
could you name them....as you smoked them...??


curious, perhaps the 2 terpenes are so close, you couldn't tell the difference
its hypothetical at this point, but a good argument I think...eh ??


what do you say...?


axle robot

190 proof ethanol
Cold extraction (water/iso/ice bath)
No green
There are many threads on extraction here, a wealth of information.

cbd isolate has a cherry menthol taste when dabbed....

Zero people call it cherry oil. Zero. Well maybe 1, there's you.

pharmco said:

Zero people call it cherry oil. Zero. Well maybe 1, there's you.

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not true....


however few people remember it, even fewer actually had it
and its been called cherry oil, since the 70s mate...


it was on the scene, then off the scene
as quickly as it blew in....it was gone, forever...


the shite they sell today as "cherry oil"
is only similar in name, and that's it...


authentic cherry oil, you cant buy, nowhere
hasn't been available in over 35 yrs..


cheers mate


-axle 1 robot

axle2u said:

roland...


up until now, I assumed that anything strawberry, would be strawberry flavor


but maybe you have a point there...that the terpenes found in a cherry strain would be almost identical to the terpenes found in a strawberry...that is possible


if you did a blindfolded pepsi/coke taste test...
but use a strawberry cough VS say cherry pie...
could you name them....as you smoked them...?

curious, perhaps the 2 terpenes are so close, you couldn't tell the difference
its hypothetical at this point, but a good argument I think...eh ??


what do you say...?

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Yeah, lol, you can tell the difference if your senses work.. Most people are sensually defective though, smoking some bullshit soaked in fruit juice. Which is why Dutch coffee shops actually have restrictions on what strains you can use in their vapes. (no fruity strains, high chance of being fake garbage that wrecks vapes and lungs)