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Forbidden Fruit | Get to Know Your Favorite Strain

If you’re looking for loud tropical flavors and vacation-level relaxation, look no further. Today we’re celebrating Forbidden Fruit and the terpenes that make it such a coveted strain. 

Forbidden Fruit—even the name of this strain is enticing. It floats across your tongue and evokes images of peacefully strolling through heavenly fruit orchards. Truth be told, that’s pretty much the vibe of this strain. Except you’ll most likely be enjoying it from the comfort of your couch, and you can eat all the apples you like. 

Today we’re celebrating Forbidden Fruit and the terpenes that make it such a mouthwatering strain. As a cross between Tangie and Cherry Pie, this hybrid is known for its euphoric mood boost and heavy body relaxation. It’ll energize your mind, unwind your body, and carry you away on a wave of tropical fruit flavors. 

Before we jump in too deep, we want to remind everyone that we offer both botanical and cannabis-derived terpene blends. We work hard to isolate the specific terpene profiles of popular cannabis strains so both cannabis consumers and non-cannabis consumers can enjoy and benefit from them. Read on to discover all the delicious details about this mouthwatering strain and the terpenes that make it so special.

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Forbidden Fruit | Get to Know Your Favorite Strain

Need the details on this strain right this moment? Here’s a quick rundown of what we’re covering today:

  • The dominant isolates that make up the Forbidden Fruit terpene profile include Alpha-Humulene, Beta-Caryophyllene, D-Limonene, Linalool, and Myrcene.
  • While this complex profile is comprised of over thirty different isolates, it’s these five isolates that dictate the multifaceted fruity flavor of this strain. You’ll pick up on sweet and citrusy fruit with calming herbaceous notes.
  • Its also these terpenes that dictate the overall effects and experience of this strain. The actual cannabis strain tends to be an indica-leaning hybrid with heavy couch-lock effects. However, when you experience the terpenes without any of the cannabinoids, the effects are a bit more energetic.
  • The full cannabis-infused Forbidden Fruit experience, however, is all about vacation vibes and good times. As your mind unwinds and your body gets comfortable, you may find yourself comfortably dozing off.
  • Forbidden Fruit is an all-around popular and practical terpene profile, making it applicable for products in a variety of industries. From food & beverages to aromatherapy and self-care, this terpene profile is a crowd-pleaser. 

 

Forbidden Fruit Terpene Profile

The most dominant isolate in this profile is alpha-humulene. If you enjoy hoppy beers, however, you’re probably already familiar with this isolate. Also known as alpha-caryohphyllene, it’s found in large quantities in hops (which is why it may remind you of your favorite IPA). It’s also found in plants like coriander and sage, and has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. 

Forbidden Fruit Terpene Chart | Abstrax Tech

When it comes to cannabis, alpha-humulene is normally present in much smaller amounts. For example, GSC has less than 10%, Super Lemon Haze has around 11%, and Diablo OG has between 5-10%. Forbidden Fruit, however, is one of the most alpha-humulene dense strains available with anywhere between 20-50%. 

Beta-Caryophyllene makes up another big chunk of this terpene profile and is responsible for its powerful body relaxation effects. Found in black pepper, cloves, hops, and even cinnamon, this isolate lends Forbidden Fruit a subtle earthy kick. It’s also one of the only non-cannabinoids that can activate cannabinoid receptors in the brain. This makes its anti-inflammatory and anxiolytic properties very effective.

Click here to check out other blends with a hefty dose of beta-caryophyllene.

If you were wondering when the fruity flavors will make an appearance, D-Limonene is here with a dose of citrusy goodness. This mouth-puckering isolate is sweet, sour, and found in fruits like lemons, limes, and oranges. It’s one of the most common terpenes in nature and lends Forbidden Fruit effects like mood elevation, energy, and anti-inflammation.

Click here to check out other limonene-heavy blends.

Delicate floral notes reminiscent of roses, oranges, or even apple blossoms come from the isolate Linalool. This delicate terpene can be found in hops, basil, some mints, and obviously lavender. It’s powerful sedative qualities are part of the reason linalool-dense plants are commonly used as sleep-aids. Additionally, Myrcene lends tropical notes of mangos, cloves, and even earthy pepper. 

Click here to take a peek at other myrcene-dominant blends.

While there are over thirty other isolates that make up this complex blend, these five are the main contributors to its unique flavor, aroma, and effects. Speaking of effects… 

Forbidden Fruit Effects

In case you’re unaware, something really beautiful happens when you combine terpenes and cannabis. Yes, a potent THC isolate will have powerful psychoactive effects. But what about specific effects like relaxation, focus, or even creativity? Those unique effects actually come from terpenes! So, if you love the way Forbidden Fruit makes you feel, you can thank terpenes.

Forbidden Fruit Terpenes | Abstrax Tech

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The effects of Forbidden Fruit terpenes are particularly interesting. The actual cannabis strain tends to be an indica-leaning hybrid with heavy couch-lock effects. However, when you experience the terpenes without any of the cannabinoids, the effects are a bit more energetic. 

The full cannabis-infused Forbidden Fruit experience, however, is all about vacation vibes and good times. Those energetic effects we mentioned a moment ago transform into uplifting waves of euphoria that leave you feeling mentally stimulated and happy. Over time, however, you’ll notice a heavy, buzzing sensation throughout your body that promotes deep relaxation.

While the flavor is uplifting and mentally stimulating, isolates like beta-caryophyllene, linalool, and myrcene make this strain more appropriate for winding down. As your mind unwinds and your body gets comfortable, you may find yourself comfortably dozing off.

How Can YOU Use Forbidden Fruit Terpenes?

Our botanically sourced Forbidden Fruit terpenes are perfect for both cannabis and non-cannabis products. Obviously, combining this blend with cannabinoids will pump up the effects. However, non-cannabis products seeking to promote an uplifting mood that’s still relaxing will greatly benefit from this blend. 

While it’s no surprise that Forbidden Fruit is a hit in vape products, its flavor and effects make it applicable in several industries. 

For example, we’re desperately hoping someone will manufacture a beer infused with Forbidden Fruit. Any beverage looking for complex fruity flavors with uplifting effects will benefit from this blend (teas, sports drinks, energy drinks, etc.). Beer, however, is a natural choice. This profile already has a hefty dose of alpha-humulene, so it will blend seamlessly with a beer that needs an infusion of subtle fruity flavor. 

We’re also imagining Forbidden Fruit-infused hard candies, candles, personal care, you name it! This is one of those aromas that could be just as successful in the food & beverage industry as it would be in the skincare industry. Its flavor is complex yet undeniably fruity, and its aroma is absolutely mouthwatering. What can we say? Forbidden Fruit is just an all-around popular and practical terpene profile. 

Forbidden Fruit Bud | Abstrax Tech

Sink Your Teeth Into Forbidden Fruit

Can’t get enough of this enticing blend? Check out our Spa Sample Kit and enjoy Forbidden Fruit alongside several other relaxing profiles. You’ll get to sample other spa-worthy blends like Lavender Vanilla, Cucumber, Green Tea, and more. 

Have a great idea? Contact us and let’s talk about how to infuse your products with Forbidden Fruit terpenes today!

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