Indica strains refer to cannabis strains and products that have sedative, calming, and strong physical effects that produce more of a 'full-body' effects and great to use at night.
Indica flower are great for treating things like pain, insomnia, nausea, or poor appetite. The CBD-THC ratio is often higher in indica strains, although that doesn't mean the THC content is often less.
They originate from Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, and Turkey, adapting to the harsh, dry and turbulent climate of the Hindu Kush mountains.
Sativa is known to produce more of a "mind-high" and is often characterized as an energizing and anxiety-reducing effect, known for stimulating creativity and productivity, which means they're great for use during the day or when trying to focus and get something done.
Sativa strains refers to the tall, narrow-leaf kinds of cannabis that have stimulating benefits and originated primarily in dry, hot climates such as Africa, Central America, Southeast Asia, and parts of Western Asia.
When compared to Indica strains, sativa often has lower CBD-THC ratio, but higher doses of THC.
Hybrid strains are a type of cannabis plants that combines indica and sativa genetics and is noted for both its physical and mental effects. They are strains that are mixed together to create both physical and cognitive effects.
The appearance and characteristics of a hybrid strain depend on the specific combination of the parent plants used to create it.
Exotic strains are cannabis strains that are uncommon or rare in the cannabis world; however, their characteristics and effects make for desirable buds to experience.
