Le Chron Flame

The dominant terpene in Le Chron Flame and the main driver of its grounding, soothing body feel.
Aroma: Earthy-sweet, musky, lightly fruity.
Effects:
● Deep body relaxation
● Enhances THC onset
● Softens sharp aromas for a smooth inhale

Myrcene is responsible for the strain’s mellow foundation and “calm glow” sensation.

Bright citrus energy layered on top of the heavier base notes.
Aroma: Lemon zest, sweet orange peel.
Effects:
● Uplifted mood
● Mental clarity
● Stress relief

Limonene helps give Le Chron Flame its balanced hybrid feel — energizing but never jittery.

A rare terpene in most cannabis strains, more common in chamomile.
Aroma: Soft floral, honey-like sweetness.
Effects:
● Anti-irritant, soothing
● Anti-inflammatory
● Smooths the overall flavor profile

Bisabolol brings refinement and sweetness to an otherwise bold aroma.

A spicy, warm terpene that binds directly to CB2 receptors.
Aroma: Black pepper, spice, woody heat.
Effects:
● Grounding calm
● Anti-anxiety
● Anti-inflammatory

Caryophyllene adds structure and warmth, balancing the brighter citrus elements.

A key contributor to the strain’s sharp, piney top note.
Aroma: Fresh pine forest, crisp herbal lift.
Effects:
● Mental alertness
● Focus enhancement
● Respiratory openness

Pinene adds a clean, refreshing edge to Le Chron Flame’s flavor.

Rare in many cultivars.
Aroma: Woody, fresh, slightly floral.
Adds: Clean finish and sharper definition to the profile.

Aroma: Lavender, soft spice.
Effects:
● Calming
● Anti-stress
● Smooth inhale

Aroma: Rose, berry, tropical floral.
Brings perfume-like sweetness and complexity.

Aroma: Bright pine, herbal.
Helps elevate mood and enhance focus.

Aroma: Sweet lilac, soft floral.
Adds silkiness on inhalation.

Aroma: Woody, herbal dryness.
Contributes to the savory depth.

Aroma: Clean pine, camphor.
Rare terpene that gives a crisp, cooling edge.

Aroma: Sweet green, tropical.
Brightens the aroma with subtle fruitiness.

These appear in trace amounts but add nuance:

● Camphene (<LOQ) – herbal, cooling, old-school pine
● Sabinene (<LOQ) – peppery, citrus-herbal
● α-Phellandrene (<LOQ) – minty-citrus sharpness
● γ-Terpinene (<LOQ) – smoky citrus
● Caryophyllene Oxide (<LOQ) – woody, dry spice
● Eucalyptol (<LOQ) – crisp, minty-camphor
● Many others <LOQ, providing subtle atmospheric background notes

While individually small, these trace terpenes help define the complexity of the strain’s funk + citrus + floral blend.

A rare sesquiterpenoid with woody, fresh, almost eucalyptus-like character.
Uncommon in most modern hybrids; adds crispness and structure.

Very rare; contributes clean pine, camphor, and herbal-cooling notes.
Found more often in conifer resins than cannabis.

A perfume-grade terpene often missing in Kush/diesel cultivars.
Adds rose, berry, sweet floral complexity.

Rare and highly desirable, most known from chamomile.
Adds honey-sweet floral smoothness and anti-irritant qualities.

The less abundant ocimene isomer.
Bright, green-floral, subtly sweet — rarely found above trace levels.

Why it matters:
Le Chron Flame stands out for its floral + woody rare terp blend layered over citrus-funk.