Bisabolol: The chamomile and soft honey Terpene
Bisabolol is one of the terpenes that decides how a strain actually smells, tastes and lands. Here is what it does — and which Greens Karing Kind products carry it.
Bisabolol at a glance
| Aroma | chamomile and soft honey |
|---|---|
| Commonly described as | gentle and soothing, common in topicals |
| Also found in | everyday herbs, fruit peel and spices |
| Pairs well with | Myrcene and Limonene |
Terpenes are the reason two strains testing at identical THC can feel completely different. If you have ever preferred a 20% flower over a 28% one, a terpene profile like Bisabolol is usually why.
Strains and products with a Bisabolol-forward profile
Gelato #41
hybrid · 25% THC · $35.00
View strain →Honeymoon Diesel
hybrid · 22% THC · $35.81
View strain →Cookies and Cream
hybrid · 23% THC · $44.79
View strain →Classic Pre-Rolls - Cookies & Cream
hybrid · 23% THC · $21.50
View strain →Milk Chocolate Bar 100mg
hybrid · 10mg/square THC · $24.00
View strain →Pre-Roll 7-Pack - Honeymoon Diesel
hybrid · 22% THC · $25.00
View strain →Cookies & Cream Chocolate
hybrid · 10mg/square THC · $25.60
View strain →Hand Cream 100mg
hybrid · 100mg THC · $35.20
View strain →After-Sun Aloe Gel
hybrid · 100mg THC · $36.00
View strain →Sunscreen SPF 30 + CBD
hybrid · 0mg THC · $38.00
View strain →Bisabolol FAQ
What does Bisabolol smell like?
Bisabolol carries notes of chamomile and soft honey. It is one of the terpenes that gives cannabis its character long before THC does anything.
What does the Bisabolol terpene do?
Bisabolol is generally described as gentle and soothing, common in topicals. Terpenes work alongside cannabinoids rather than on their own, so the same terpene can read differently in two strains.
Which strains are high in Bisabolol?
On our menu, Gelato #41, Honeymoon Diesel, Cookies and Cream are the closest matches by aroma profile. Every batch ships with lab testing — see our COA page.
Is Bisabolol only found in cannabis?
No. Bisabolol appears across the plant world, which is why the aroma feels familiar. Cannabis simply concentrates it alongside dozens of other terpenes.