Strain Library

Nerolidol

Nerolidol is a sesquiterpene alcohol with an open chain. It occurs in neroli (bitter orange blossom), jasmine, ginger and tea tree oils, and is used as a fixative in perfumes for its soft, woody floral smell.

In the Strain Library, nerolidol is among the measured terpenes of 1,669 of 7,134 strains (23%) and is the largest terpene in 124 strains. Where it was reported, it averaged 0.12% of the flower's weight. The strains with the most of it are Gorilla Glue (0.21%), GDP (0.14%) and Blue Cookies (0.12%).

Formula
C15H26O
Aroma
Woody, fresh-bark notes
Also found in
Ginger, Jasmine, Lavender, Tea tree, Lemongrass and Neroli
Chemistry
Nerolidol on PubChem

These lines describe the compound itself, not an effect of any strain. Strain Library gives no medical advice.

Strains with the most nerolidol

Ranked by the average share of nerolidol in each strain's lab results, among strains with at least 3 lab samples.

Other terpenes

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