Quelles différences entre Sativa et Indica ?

What are the differences between Sativa and Indica?

Features

Sativa

Indica

The effects

- stimulating;

- energizing;

- acts on brain activity.

- relaxing;

- provides a feeling of relaxation;

- acts on sleep .

The origin

- intertropical zones;

- Africa (Cameroon, Ethiopia, Congo, Angola or South Africa);

- Central and Latin America (Mexico, Colombia);

- Southeast Asia (Burma, Laos, Cambodia).

- mountainous regions, with a cold, often dry and arid climate;

- Central Asia (Afghanistan, Pakistan);

- Nepal;

- Tibet;

- Türkiye;

- Morocco.

The size

180 cm

90 cm

The color

Light green

Dark green

The aroma

Fruity flavor similar to citrus.

Sweet and fruity flavor, sometimes exotic.

The type of flowering

Slow flowering

Fast flowering

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Focus on Sativa feet

sativa

Cannabis Sativa belongs to the large family of trees and herbaceous plants, also known as Cannabaceae. These plants originate from the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. However, Cannabis Sativa can be grown in intertropical regions, such as Congo, Thailand, and Jamaica.

The origins of this species are also found in Mexico and Cambodia. Sativa plants have a large appearance, with long, dense buds. A Sativa plant is estimated to be 1.80 meters tall. The flowers of this variety are light green in color. They grow between the nodes of the branches and take the form of a cluster.

Sativa plants owe their shape to the short sunlight they receive. Because they are larger, they take longer to flower. Depending on the strain, flowering can last between 10 and 18 weeks.

When it comes to flavor, Sativas offer a wide spectrum of aromas. They generally feature floral and tropical flavors. This is largely due to their region of origin.

However, the flavor differences between one strain and another are not unnoticeable. Some strains offer a pungent, citrusy, or earthy taste. In addition, cannabis Sativa has a stimulating character . It offers powerful cerebral effects and is conducive to energy production.

Zoom in on Indica's feet

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Indica is suitable for growing at high altitudes . It can be grown in dry, cold, and arid areas of regions such as Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan. It also thrives in some hot and humid areas: Tibet, Nepal, Turkey, and Morocco. Hindu Kush, one of the oldest Indica cannabis strains, has its origins in northern Central Asia.

It also gets its name from this region, more precisely from the Hindu Kush Valley. Unlike Sativas, Indica plants have a shorter appearance. Most of these plants barely reach 90 cm. The bushy branches of Indica are adorned with flowers in the shape of hollow nodes, with leaves that are shorter but wider than the Sativa leaf. These leaves are generally dark green.

Indica strains capture much more sunlight due to their geographical location. They also grow much faster, taking between 8 and 10 weeks to flower. In terms of aroma, indicas are generally distinguished by fruity and sweet flavors.

Some strains, such as Shunk or hybrid species, have a woody aroma with spicy, full-bodied flavors. Indica cannabis offers a rather relaxing effect, promoting rest and prolonged relaxation.

Sativa and Indica in THC and CBD

Being both derivatives of hemp, cannabis sativa and cannabis indica contain both THC and cannabidiol. THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, has psychoactive properties. In other words, it can cause addiction and side effects such as nausea and bad trips.

Unlike THC, cannabidiol is more harmless. Its molecules promote relaxation. Sativa extracts generally have a higher THC content than their cannabidiol content. This is what promotes the energy boost enjoyed by the user . Indicas, on the other hand, are more concentrated in cannabidiol and therefore more conducive to relaxation.

In France , cannabidiol is an authorized product, but under certain conditions. When cannabidiol strains contain THC whose concentration is higher than 0,3%, the product is considered prohibited, therefore forbidden. You can therefore consume Indica or Sativa while respecting the prescribed doses for these different products.

Sativa and Indica CBD Flowers: How to Consume Them?

There are different ways to consume Sativa and Indica cannabidiol flowers . The plant's absorption and duration of action vary depending on the method of consumption adopted:

• Consumption by infusion: it is suitable for people who prefer herbal teas or who like to make cocktails based on numerous ingredients;

• Consumption in cooking: this is the most delicious way to consume Sativa or Indica flowers. The effects begin after the digestion stage. The Space cake with cannabidiol is an ideal dish if you prefer this method of ingestion;

• consumption by inhalation: the concentration of substances is higher with this method of ingestion. In addition, the substance acts more quickly in this case;

• Smoking the flower: It is possible to smoke the flower in combination with tobacco. However, be aware of the restrictions in force on the nicotine contained in tobacco when combining it with cannabidiol. Note that you can opt for several methods of consumption at the same time. However, avoid doing so simultaneously.

Where to buy Sativa and Indica?

You can find Sativa and Indica products on the Famous-CBD website. All of the products sold there comply with the laws and regulations of the European Union. You will find products in the form of CBD flowers, CBD resins , CBD oils , CBD for animals , e-liquids and even CBD Wax .

In the end, Sativa or Indica: which one to choose?

In conclusion, it is important to remember that Indica plants and Sativa strains act differently when ingested. Obviously, the choice should be based on the desired effect . Sativa strains are recommended for people looking for energy.

People undergoing heavy medication, those suffering from depression, mood disorders, or regular fatigue can also choose this type of cannabidiol, with their doctor's approval. Consume Sativa preferably during the day.

Unlike sativas, indica strains are ideal for those seeking rest. You can use them to help with headaches, rheumatism, or inflammation to achieve restful sleep . Consume products made from indica seeds preferably in the evening.

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