Wait, Indica & Sativa are the same thing?

MIND BLOWN!

The Myth of Indica vs Sativa: Debunking the Cannabis Dichotomy

In the world of cannabis, the terms “indica” and “sativa” have long been used to categorize strains based on perceived effects and plant characteristics. However, recent research suggests that this traditional classification may be oversimplified and misleading.

Indica and sativa are two distinct species of the cannabis plant, each with its own physical attributes and genetic makeup. However, the effects commonly associated with these categories are not necessarily determined by their species. Instead, factors such as cannabinoid and terpene profiles, as well as individual differences in how our bodies metabolize cannabinoids, play a more significant role in determining the effects of a particular strain.

Ultimately, the idea that indica and sativa represent fundamentally different experiences is a simplification that overlooks the complexity of cannabis genetics and chemistry. Rather than relying solely on these broad categories, consumers are encouraged to explore individual strains and their unique cannabinoid and terpene profiles to find the products that best suit their needs and preferences.