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Guaiol

Guaiol is a woody sesquiterpene alcohol. The smell talk is tea-tree wood, pine-wood, or a dry rose-wood, not lemon and not diesel. People search guaiol and guaiol terpene.

Guaiac wood and related heartwood oils are how the name became familiar. That is a placing note. It is not a cooking recipe and not a medical line.

On cannabis panels guaiol is often small. Wood-spice sheets may list it near humulene or eudesmol-type names. A wood or pine brand on a bag does not prove guaiol is present.

Two jars can both print a wood alcohol and still be different plants. Treat a lone guaiol number as a minor wood line, not a bouquet.

Nearby names on this library: humulene for wood-spice, and the pinene page for sharper pine resin.

Related terpenes: Humulene, Caryophyllene, Cedrol, Bisabolol

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