2023 Fruit #130

Experience the vibrant essence of Fruit #130, known as “Starburst,” a 2023 single varietal cultivated in the fertile grounds of Byron, California. Grown at sea level on the San Joaquin Valley Floor, this blend thrives in the nurturing Rincon Clay Loam soil, enhancing its aroma with a bright and refreshing depth.

This oil features a lively mix of raspberry and honeydew, enriched by the sweetness of creamed honey and the crisp freshness of spearmint. Each note is carefully crafted, creating a harmonious blend that captures the essence of summer’s bounty and the exhilaration of a burst of fruity flavors.

Fruit #130 is ideal for those looking to infuse their products with a touch of brightness and a burst of fruity sweetness. 

Is Fruit #130 derived from cannabis or hemp?

Fruit #130 is derived from hemp.

What does Fruit #130 taste like?

Fruit #130 tastes like raspberry, honeydew, creamed honey, and spearmint.

What does Fruit #130 smell like?

Fruit #130 smells like citrus, spicy pepper, sweet herbal, sharp pine, and musky earth.

Which strain terpenes does Fruit #130 contain?

Fruit #130 contains:

• Limonene (14.22%): Limonene is a terpene known for its strong citrus scent, commonly associated with lemons. It is believed to have mood-enhancing properties and has been studied for its potential anti-anxiety and antidepressant effects.
• β-Caryophyllene (9.13%): β-Caryophyllene features a spicy, peppery aroma and is unique among terpenes as it can act as a cannabinoid. It may interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system to provide anti-inflammatory benefits.
• β-Ocimene (7.79%): β-Ocimene has a sweet, herbal scent and is known for its potential anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and decongestant properties.
• α-Pinene (5.32%): α-Pinene is characterized by a sharp pine scent. It is believed to offer therapeutic benefits such as anti-inflammatory effects and may help with alertness and memory retention.
• Myrcene (4.69%): Myrcene is a terpene with a musky, earthy aroma, reminiscent of cloves. It is believed to have sedative effects and may contribute to the “couch-lock” effect of some cannabis strains.