Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache is a custom blend of Strawberry Tummy Ache and Cool Blue. For those curious, Strawberry Tummy Ache is an in house blend of Strawberry Cherry Gelato, Strawberry Pie, and Tumz.
Type: Hybrid
Availability: 1g Red Eye Dabs.
Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache Dab PhytoFact Sheet
The Smells: Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache comes in as bright citrus, soft berry sweetness, mild herbal-green lift, and a peppery earthy backbone.
Let’s see what the numbers say.
Beta-caryophyllene leads at 2.11%, giving this blend its main structure. That brings warm pepper, dry wood, and a grounded earthy base. It is not the loudest caryophyllene bomb we have seen, but it is absolutely steering the bus, probably without a license.
Limonene follows close behind at 1.68%, and that is where the brighter side starts pushing through. Expect a noticeable citrus peel note, more clean and zesty than sugary.
Alpha-humulene at 0.73% adds more earthy depth, while myrcene at 0.63% gives the profile a little roundness and body. Not enough myrcene to turn this into a sleepy sludge bucket, but enough to soften the sharper limonene and pepper edges.
Terpinolene at 0.28% and beta-pinene at 0.28% bring a light herbal, green, slightly fresh edge. Alpha-pinene at 0.22% backs that up without turning the profile into pine cleaner. Linalool at 0.25% adds a small floral softness, which helps smooth out the fruit and citrus side.
The Tastes: The inhale starts citrus-forward, with limonene showing up early. There’s a bright peel note up front, followed by a softer fruit sweetness that reads more strawberry-adjacent than straight candy.
Mid-palate, the caryophyllene and humulene move in with pepper, wood, and earthy structure. That keeps the Strawberry Tummy Ache side from getting too sweet or syrupy. The Cool Blue side seems to help pull things into a cleaner, smoother hybrid lane rather than letting it become a fruit basket with commitment issues.
The exhale lands earthy, lightly spicy, and a little herbal, with a lingering citrus sweetness on the back end. The linalool gives the finish a faint floral softness, but this is not a floral-heavy profile. It is citrus-fruit-spice first, with soft edges.
One lab rat described it as “strawberry lemonade dragged through pepper dust,” which sounds terrible as a beverage and pretty accurate as a dab note.
The Feels: Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache lands as a balanced hybrid with a brighter front end and a comfortable finish. The limonene gives it some initial lift, while the pinene and terpinolene add a bit of alertness and clarity.
Then the caryophyllene, humulene, and myrcene start rounding it out. Not sedating exactly, but definitely more comfortable than racy. The PhytoFact wheel shows strong comfort, moderate relaxation, solid calm, and some energy and inspiration, which matches the profile pretty well.
This feels like a functional hybrid for people who want some brightness without getting shoved into full sativa chaos. Smaller dabs should stay fairly usable. Larger ones may lean more relaxed and body-heavy, because 87.31% total cannabinoids aren’t there for moral support.
Obviously, your mileage may vary depending on tolerance, dose, and whether your nervous system is currently being operated by a committee of raccoons.
Overall, with 87% total active cannabinoids and 7.03% terpene content, Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache by The Dope Depot delivers a bright but grounded hybrid profile with good structure.
Visually, it has a clean golden, glossy, slightly wet consistency with a soft saucy top.
The biggest strength here is balance. Limonene gives it citrus lift, caryophyllene gives it backbone, humulene and myrcene keep it grounded, and the smaller pinene, terpinolene, and linalool numbers add just enough detail to make it feel finished.
As with all high terpene extracts, keep the jar upright and be sure to give it a stir before you take a dab.
Rating: Our lab rats give Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache 8.3 pieces of cheese.

You can find The Dope Depot Aurora Bore-A-Bellyache at these fine Oregon shops.
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