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Have you ever wondered about the aroma of marijuana? Today we will examine your most frequently asked questions about the fragrance of weed before and after it is smoked.

What Does Weed Smell Like?

Marijuana is known to have a pungent scent. Whether it is the plant itself or recently smoked, when you sniff it you know exactly what it is. Why does weed smell so bad? It is known to “smell bad” as the herb gives off an earthy, “skunk” aroma.

Why Does Weed Smell Like Skunk?

The chemical myrcene in marijuana is most similar to the scent of a skunk’s spray. Before you get deterred from that connection, consider the reason why and how it actually helps you reach ultimate relaxation. Myrcene, marijuana’s terpene component, causes calming effects. The funkier the skunk, the deeper the relaxation.

Why Does Weed Smell So Strong?

The age of the weed when it is harvested has a direct connection to the strength of its fragrance. The older the plant, the stronger the scent. The stronger the aroma, the more tranquil results. Marijuana gives a new meaning of aging to perfection.

Do Marijuana Plants Smell?

Before being consumed, marijuana plants are distinctly savory. Weed smells about the same whether it is planted, harvested, or dried ready for use. Fortunately, the skunk effect does lessen when you smoke it and is replaced with aromas distinct to the terpenes that envelope the flavor of your chosen strain.

What Does Marijuana Taste Like?

Terpenes, the same component that alters the scent of cannabis, also contribute to the flavor. Terpenes are piquant oils that sheathe cannabis varieties such as pine, berry, mint, citrus and more. These sweet aromas envelope your senses, creating a full-bodied elevated experience. Did you know Kushfly has some flavor-packed flowers that can be delivered right to your door?