Terp Math™ | Terp Spray Calculator & Precision Application
TERPS USA • MIX SMART. SPRAY LIGHT.
Terp Math™
How much do you need?
Your flower deserves a fine mist, not a soaking. Figure out your spray, Liquidizer, or Flavor Burst amounts in seconds—then grab the right setup to get the job done.
See Mix & Application GuideShop Terp Sprays
Spray Master by Terps USA
Get your number. Pick your flavor. Make the mist count.
Spray Your Flower
Bring your favorite aroma to buds with an even, controlled mist and the Spray Master setup.
Shop Spray Systems
Mix Your Concentrates
Hard or soft concentrate? Know your Liquidizer ratio before you start mixing.
Shop Liquidizers
Turn Up the Flavor
Use Flavor Burst to build your own combinations, with measured drops instead of guesswork.
Explore Flavor BurstSEE THE SPRAY MASTER IN ACTION
See the fine mist. Not a soaking.
Watch the Spray Master in action, then use Terp Math to plan your application. Start light, move across the flower evenly, and check your coverage before you add more.
Shop Spray MasterTerp Math™
Choose your mix. Enter your amount. Get your number.
Use the Burst classification in your published recipe. These are spray-recipe proportions, not Liquidizer drops.
Start with a small test batch and fine, even passes. The ounce and pound references are independently rounded.
Shop Terp Sprays & SystemsRecommended amounts are guidelines. Adjust for personal taste and differences in your flower.
TERPS USA • PRECISION APPLICATION
Measure the mix. Control the mist. Repeat the result.
Terp Math™ is the Terps USA calculator for terp spray on dried flower, liquidizer ratios, and Flavor Burst recipe scaling. Whether you are treating an ounce or preparing a multi-pound batch, measure your finished blend and apply it evenly rather than guessing at spray counts.
1 oz flower: about 2 mL of finished spray. 1 lb flower: about 30 mL of finished spray. 5 mL recipe: the amount you mix in a cup, not an instruction to spray all 5 mL onto one ounce.
Precision Terp Spray application without oversaturation
- Weigh the flower. Start with properly dried and cured flower; divide larger runs into manageable weighed trays with buds in a single shallow layer.
- Calculate before filling. Use the Terp Math calculator to estimate finished-spray volume. Do not confuse the amount prepared with the amount applied.
- Test a small portion. Apply less than the estimated total initially, inspect the result, and record any adjustments.
- Move the sprayer continuously. Use a fine mist in controlled, sweeping passes; avoid saturating one area or using unverified trigger-time assumptions.
- Rotate and inspect. Gently turn buds for even coverage on both sides. Stop if liquid visibly pools or buds become wet.
- Document the run. Record the formula, flower weight, finished-spray volume prepared, volume actually applied, equipment, lot numbers, operator, and observations. Follow applicable production and quality procedures before packaging.
Important: These are rounded working references, not guaranteed application targets. Test a small portion first. Terp Spray does not replace contamination control, testing, or regulatory requirements.
Terp Spray for pounds of dried flower
| Flower weight | Finished-spray estimate |
|---|---|
| 1 oz | 2 mL |
| 4 oz | 8 mL |
| 8 oz | 16 mL |
| 1 lb | 30 mL |
| 2 lb | 60 mL |
| 5 lb | 150 mL |
| 10 lb | 300 mL |
The 2 mL/oz and 30 mL/lb references are rounded: 2 × 16 = 32 mL, not 30 mL. Use the published bulk reference for pound-scale planning, subdivide the run, and keep a record of your basis.
Scaling Flavor Burst formulas for production
First calculate the volume of finished spray you plan to prepare. Flavor Burst proportions are measured against the spray base volume, not directly against the number of pounds of flower. Use the exact recipe and classification of the Burst product.
| Terp Spray base prepared | Strain Burst | Flavored Burst |
|---|---|---|
| 5 mL | 2–3 drops | 4–6 drops |
| 10 mL | 4–6 drops | 8–12 drops |
| 15 mL | 6–9 drops | 12–18 drops |
| 30 mL | 12–18 drops | 24–36 drops |
| 60 mL | 24–36 drops | 48–72 drops |
| 150 mL | 60–90 drops | 120–180 drops |
The larger rows are proportional calculations from the published 5 mL recipe ranges—not separately validated manufacturing recipes. Drop size can vary. Validate calibrated measured-volume or mass equivalents before commercial-scale use. Where a published individual recipe gives its own measured formula, follow that recipe rather than a generic range.
Two-spray mixers at one pound
A 30 mL 50/50 mixer uses 15 mL of each ready-to-use spray. A 30 mL 60/40 flavor-to-strain mixer uses 18 mL flavored spray and 12 mL strain spray. These ratios do not apply to concentrated Flavor Burst.
Protect your terps from light
That aroma is worth protecting. Always store terpene products and prepared blends in amber or UV-protective bottles. Exposure to light can contribute to terpene degradation over time. Keep caps closed, store in a cool place away from direct sun and heat, and use clean, compatible, clearly labeled bottles if you transfer a mix.
Amber glass protects more than clear glass, but it is not a substitute for proper storage. Follow the storage instructions on your products.
Working with pounds? Let's talk bulk.
Planning a bigger spray run or mixing concentrates in volume? Tell us how much you're working with and what flavors you want. We'll discuss available bulk deals and options.
Email Us About Wholesale & Bulk Deals
Wholesale ordering isn't open yet. Contact info@terpsusa.com for bulk inquiries.
Terp Math production questions
How much Terp Spray for one pound of cannabis flower?
About 30 mL of finished spray is the published Terps USA bulk working reference. Divide and test portions before treating the entire lot.
Will a 5 mL formula treat one ounce?
5 mL describes the amount prepared in the mixing recipe. It is not the application target for one ounce; the small-batch working reference is about 2 mL finished spray per ounce.
How do I scale a Flavor Burst recipe for five pounds?
Start with the 150 mL bulk finished-spray planning estimate, then proportionally scale the exact recipe by base volume. Verify a calibrated mass or liquid-volume equivalent for concentrated Burst rather than counting large numbers of variable-size drops.
How much Liquidizer is used for concentrates?
Use 2 mL Liquidizer per gram of hard concentrate, or 1 mL per gram of soft or liquid concentrate. Liquidizer Flavor Burst directions differ from the Terp Spray recipe table.
Shop Terp Sprays • Shop Liquidizers • Full Spray Application Guide • Terp Spray Formulas
