Applesauce is a pepper-forward flower with floral, earthy and light citrus layers underneath. Beta-caryophyllene stands at the front of the terpene profile, followed by linalool and alpha-humulene. Limonene, beta-myrcene and trans-beta-farnesene round it out with citrus peel, herbs and a green-apple floral note.
What the Applesauce terps bring
The profile moves from pepper and spice into lavender-like floral notes, earthy wood and a smaller citrus accent. Those aroma descriptions make the terpene mix easier to understand, but they should not be read as a promise of a specific feeling or medical effect.
The exact batch behind the profile
Beta-caryophyllene was the largest reported terpene at 0.5769%. Linalool measured 0.1983%, alpha-humulene 0.1833%, limonene 0.1356%, beta-myrcene 0.1026% and trans-beta-farnesene 0.1025%. The mix can support aroma comparisons, but terpene names should not be treated as medical or effect claims.
How to use the number responsibly
Total THC is useful for comparing batch potency, but it does not establish product quality or the right amount for an individual. Start with the label, consider personal tolerance, and avoid adding more simply because another batch or strain carried a different percentage.
Open the passing Applesauce flower COA
Check availability and the package
Use the live menu to see whether Applesauce is currently available for pickup or eligible delivery. If it is, match TCR-F-MA-901 on the package to the report, keep the original label and store the product securely away from children and pets.
