Bisabolol

Bisabolol is a soft floral sesquiterpene alcohol. Labs and older pages on this site usually say alpha-bisabolol. People search both. The old static slug used the alpha- prefix. The live address is /terpene/bisabolol and the opening lines keep alpha-bisabolol so that search still matches.

The smell is chamomile, light sweetness, and a faint coconut-wood edge. German chamomile is the plant most readers already know. That is a quieter floral than loud lavender or lemon rind.

On cannabis lists bisabolol is usually secondary. Cookies dessert pages and some OG lists mention it among floral-sweet lines next to linalool. Mention is not parentage. A chamomile-sweet jar is not automatically a Cookies cut.

Nerolidol sits in the same floral-wood conversation when a panel prints trans-nerolidol. Linalool is the louder lavender neighbor. Read those names as separate lines. A cake or punch label on a pack does not print this molecule by itself.

Amounts change by harvest and lab. One number is one sample.

Nearby aroma pages: linalool and trans-nerolidol. Nearby family: Cookies.