09/11/2026
Pine County has another grower worth watching. 🌲
The Greenest Pastures is growing right here in Pine County, and their Mint Jelly just landed at Corner Acre.
The people behind it are scientists, and one of the things they’re paying close attention to is the terpene expression of their flower.
This batch came back at 1.508% total terpenes, with a pretty interesting mix:
🌿 β-Caryophyllene — 0.410%
🌿 β-Myrcene — 0.245%
🌿 Terpinolene — 0.157%
🌿 α-Humulene — 0.153%
🌿 Linalool — 0.117%
🌿 Plus limonene, guaiol, bisabolol, pinene and more.
If those names mean absolutely nothing to you, that’s okay. Terpenes are a big part of what gives different flower its distinctive aroma and character.
The lab describes Mint Jelly with notes of cinnamon, hops, lavender and lemon.
And at 17.4% THC, this one is a good reminder that there’s a whole lot more to interesting flower than chasing the biggest THC number on the label.
The Greenest Pastures has plans to eventually start squishing some of their flower into rosin, too. Scientists growing terpene-rich cannabis with an eye toward solventless extraction?
Yeah, we’re curious to see where they take this.
For now, come check out Mint Jelly at Corner Acre.
Pine County keeps giving us reasons to be a little proud. 🌲
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