Drug info - Sativa or Indica?????

[provigilken]

Hey, everybody. What's up? Does anyone know the benefit between Indica and Sativa? Which is the best or what are the differences in buzz like? Swim does not know about the difference, but really want educate himself on the issue...any info will be greatly thankful.
Thanks,
provigilken

[fiveleggedrat]

As always...did you search first?

[vantranist]

SWIM prefers a good sativa for its stimulating effect.

Tho there are much more high quality indicas out there, sometimes it hard 2 find a good sativa.

He finds indica's/most kush to be a little to clear headed for him.

[purplehaze]

I think the easiest explanation would be sativa is more of a heady high were indica is more of a couchlock stoned with munchies kind of high. And most plants are a hybrid containing both indica and sativa wereas most growers claim it to be indica dominate or sativa dominate.

[ThirdEyeFloond]

@phaze it's the other way around, indica = stoned, sativa = high

[dcrn]

Swim only smokes indica which is Sour Diesel if any one of you swimmers smoke that stuff. Very potent and high in THC %. Gets SWIM out of his body, mind and soul

[Lincoln Six Echo]

Originally Posted by dcrn

Swim only smokes indica which is Sour Diesel if any one of you swimmers smoke that stuff. Very potent and high in THC %. Gets SWIM out of his body, mind and soul

To avoid any confusion, Sour Diesel is a sativa dominant (80%-90%) hybrid.

SWIM will of course smoke anything but will always first try to get hold of a lovely sativa first if possible (White Widow, Trainwreck, Kali Mist, anything X Haze).... SWIM prefers to get high rather than stoned

[purplehaze]

Thanks third, i changed it. Typo.

Heres some help from wikipedia.

C. sativa subsp. indica var. indica

Broad leaflets characteristic of wide-leafed varieties of C. sativa subsp. indica var. indica

Correct name: Cannabis sativa L. subsp. indica (Lam.) Small & Cronq. var. indica (Lam.) Wehmer

Synonym: C. indica Lam.

Some users report that highs from "sativa" strains tend to produce clearer, cerebral "head" highs, whereas highs from "indica" strains produce more lethargic "body" highs, with emphasis on drowsiness, and increase appetite ("munchies"). To date, no undisputable chemical or pharmacological basis for these differing effects has been discovered. Anecdotal evidence suggest that variations in the amount of cannabidiol (CBD) may be a factor.

It has often been proposed that this taxon be recognized as a distinct species, C. indica. Most recently, on the basis of genetic, morphological, and chemotaxonomic analyses, Hillig assigned both the narrow-leaflet and wide-leaflet drug "biotypes", as well as southern and eastern Asian hemp (fiber/seed) landraces and wild Himalayan populations, to C. indica.[5][3][6]

extra extra read all about it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabi..._subsp._indica

[enhancion01]

Swim always preferd indica. Swim said mixing Northern Lights With Purple is amazing.

[wintrojan2k]

SWIM finds that Indica's, or likely a mix of indica/sativa, is much more prevalent. SWIM prefers a true Sativa such as Jack Herer or even a pure Northern Lights.