If you’re looking for a hybrid strain that has a delicious and distinctive aroma, a range of effective therapeutic terpenes, and a solid reputation, then look no further than Blueberry Yum Yum.

Blueberry Yum Yum is one of our bestselling strain terpene profiles and is especially popular in vape manufacturing, thanks to its juicy flavor and scent.

Blueberry Yum Yum’s History

Blueberry Yum Yum has a stellar reputation in the cannabis world as a strain with quality and individuality. You only have to look to Ludacris’s 2004 hit song “Blueberry Yum Yum” (1) to see that this hybrid strain has a strong following and name recognition. The strain is often praised for its pleasant sweet, fruity smell and taste, as well as its all-purpose qualities and euphoric high that induces strong feelings of well being.

The popularity and instant recognition of the Blueberry Yum Yum strain is largely from its associated terpene profile. Using the Blueberry Yum Yum terpene profile in your product will have customers immediately thinking of the euphoric and pleasant feelings they associate with the Blueberry Yum Yum scent.

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Vape Manufacturers Favor Blueberry Yum Yum

Blueberry Yum Yum is particularly gaining favor among vape manufacturers, and it’s easy to imagine why. With its strong flavor profile, Blueberry Yum Yum offers a predominantly blueberry aroma, with accents of earthy mint and pine. This strong and distinctive flavor profile earned the original Blueberry Yum Yum strain its name and helped contribute to its popularity.

Adding the Blueberry Yum Yum terpene profile to your vape product ensures that customers receive a delicious flavor that hits the nostalgia associated with this popular profile. You really can’t go wrong with Blueberry Yum Yum!

Blueberry Yum Yum Terpene Profile

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If you want to replicate the scent of Blueberry Yum Yum in your product, you must first look at the specific terpene makeup of the strain. Analysis of the Blueberry Yum Yum strain found that it measured highest for the terpenes b-myrcene, b-caryophyllene, a-pinene, a-humulene, b-pinene, a-bisabolol, ocimene, d-limonene, phytol, linalool, and nerolidol.

These terpenes do more than just create the specific Blueberry Yum Yum scent. Adding these terpenes may also bring significant health benefits to the consumer. The following section addresses the impact of each significant terpene found in the strain.

B-Myrcene

Myrcene is one of the most common terpenes found in cannabis, and it is also found in wild thyme, bay leaves, and hops. Myrcene has an earthy, musky scent and helps to contribute to the sweet flavor profile. Myrcene also has strong therapeutic abilities and has been found to induce significant anti-inflammatory (2), analgesic (3), and antibacterial action (4).

B-Caryophyllene

Aside from cannabis, b-caryophyllene can be found in black pepper, cinnamon, basil, rosemary, and cloves. This terpene is known to produce a strong woody odor and spicy flavor, similar to black pepper. B-caryophyllene has strong pain-relieving properties and has even been found to reduce the growth and proliferation of cancer cells (5). However, this research is still in its infancy.

A-Pinene

A-pinene is found in the oils of many coniferous trees and has a distinctive pine-like smell. The terpene is named after the pine tree because of how distinctive its scent is. A-pinene is also found in rosemary and tastes piney and resinous with hints of rosemary, basil, and orange peel. A-pinene has demonstrated an ability to reduce asthma symptoms (6) and act as an anti-inflammatory (7), an anxiolytic, a neuroprotector, a gastroprotective agent, and an anticonvulsant (8).

A-Humulene

Humulene is known to give cannabis a hoppy or beer-like scent and has also been described as woody, spicy, and herbal. Humulene can be found in basil, sage, coriander, and clove and is said to have a slightly bitter, beer-like taste. Humulene has shown strong anti-inflammatory action (9) and may even be able to reduce cancer cell growth (10).

B-Pinene

B-pinene has a cooling pine scent, with undertones of mint and eucalyptus. This terpene is commonly found in forest trees and has a strong fresh pine-like taste with hints of mint. B-pinene has a range of therapeutic effects, many similar to a-pinene. These health benefits include anti-anxiety, anticonvulsant, neuroprotective, and gastroprotective (11).

A- Bisabolol

This terpene is commonly found in the essential oil of the German chamomile flower and has a sweet floral-like aroma. A-bisabolol is said to have a delicate, sweet floral taste and is commonly used in fragrances because of its sweet floral base notes. Bisabolol has shown significant anti-inflammatory action (12) as well as antifungal and antibiotic properties (13).

Ocimene

Ocimene is often used in perfumery because of its sweet herbal scent. This terpene is also found in orchids, mint, and parsley and is said to taste citrusy or fruity. Ocimene has demonstrated strong anti-inflammatory action (14), may act as an antioxidant, and could even help to treat some symptoms of diabetes through its enzymatic action (15).

D-Limonene

As the name might suggest, limonene has a strong citrus scent, similar to lemons or oranges. Limonene typically tastes like citrus fruits and is naturally found in orange peels, citrus fruits, and a variety of tree species. Limonene has demonstrated strong anti-inflammatory action (16) and has also been found to act as an anxiolytic (17), reduce appetite (18), and support digestion (19).

Phytol

Phytol has a strong grassy odor and is naturally found in green tea. This terpene is said to have a mild tea-like or floral taste. Phytol has shown strong antioxidant (20) activity and may also act as an anti-inflammatory (21) and anticonvulsant (22).

Linalool

Linalool is commonly found in flowers and spice plants and has a pleasant floral scent with undertones of spice. This terpene is said to taste slightly spicy. Linalool has strong therapeutic potential and has shown an ability to improve cognitive function (23), reduce pain (24), reduce inflammation (25), and act as an antibacterial (26).

Nerolidol

Nerolidol is found in ginger, jasmine, and tea trees where it produces a citrusy and woody scent. Nerolidol is often used in flavoring agents and perfumes and is said to have a light citrus taste. This terpene has strong therapeutic potential, with research showing its ability to act as an antifungal agent (27), sedative (28), and antioxidant (29).

Lab Effects’ Terpene Profiles

If you’re after the flavor profile or therapeutic effects found in Blueberry Yum Yum, Lab Effects offers a range of terpene profiles, including Blueberry Yum. These flavors are lipid-based and will homogenize with any cannabis extract.

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