Indica and sativa are the main subspecies of cannabis, each with unique characteristics. People crossbreed them to create hybrid strains.
Let’s break down indica, sativa, and hybrids, so you can choose the perfect strain to suit your needs.
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An introduction to indica, sativa, and hybrid strains
Two main subspecies of the cannabis plant, Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica, are often genetically crossbred to produce specific effects, flavors, and aromas.
- Indica strains are known for their relaxing and sedative effects on the body. These strains are generally associated with a "body high" and are popular for nighttime use.
- Sativa strains are known for their uplifting and energizing effects on the mind. They are excellent for boosting creativity, enhancing focus, and increasing energy levels, making them more popular for daytime use.
- Hybrid strains are a combination of both indica and sativa genetics. They are bred to combine desired traits from both parent subspecies. Hybrids can be indica-dominant, sativa-dominant, or balanced, depending on the specific genetic makeup.
Let's dive deeper into their specific characteristics.
All about indica strains
If you're seeking full-body relaxation, look no further than indicas. Let's explore what makes these strains so uniquely calming.
What are the physical characteristics of indica?
Indica plants originated from the hash-producing regions of the Hindu Kush mountains, for example, Afghanistan, Morocco, and Nepal. These short, bushy plants have a dense, compact bud structure and broad leaves. Indicas tend to have a shorter flowering cycle of just 6–8 weeks. Their stout stature and tight internodal spacing make indicas ideal for growing indoors where you can control their heights and growing patterns.
What are the effects of indica strains?
Indica strains induce a physical, relaxing effect. They deliver a sedating "body buzz" that makes you feel calm and sleepy. Indica highs are described as heavy, stoning, and couch-locking, which is what many people need to unwind after a long day. The deep muscle relaxation and physical ease can dull aches and pains.
What are the benefits of indica strains?
With their sedating and calming properties, indica strains show promise for a wide range of therapeutic applications. Their potential therapeutic benefits include:
- Natural insomnia aid and sleep promotion
- Reducing symptoms of stress, anxiety, and restlessness
- Pain relief for chronic conditions such as fibromyalgia and arthritis
- Appetite stimulation
- Muscle relaxation and spasm relief
- Potential anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects
- Calming benefits for nighttime use and full-body relaxation
- Potential neuropathic pain management
- Could reduce the intensity of tremors from conditions such as Parkinson's
Does indica contain more THC or CBD?
Indica strains tend to contain higher levels of CBD than sativas. This increased CBD content works synergistically with typically smaller amounts of THC to amplify the sedating, body-melting sensations.
Some indicas are bred to express more CBD and less THC, while others can be high in THC with lower CBD expression. The ratio between cannabinoids depends on the genetics, cultivation techniques, and intended effects of a specific indica strain.
Indica’s terpene profile
Terpenes are aromatic compounds that give cannabis its distinctive aromas and flavors. They interact with cannabinoids such as THC and CBD to influence and accentuate the effects and sensations of different strains.
Indica strains have bold, earthy, and hashy terpene profiles. Many express high levels of myrcene, which produces sedating effects that accentuate indica's relaxing properties. Other common indica terpenes include caryophyllene (spicy, peppery), limonene (citrusy), and linalool (floral, lavender).
This entourage of aromatic terpenes synergizes with cannabinoids to amplify indica's deeply calming, full-body properties.
Are there any side effects of indica?
Indicas are therapeutic at lower to moderate doses, but when you take an excessive amount, these strains can produce some side effects.
- Excessive sedation and lethargy
- Mental fogginess or dizziness
- Dry mouth and dry eyes
- Increased appetite and potential overeating
- Temporary paranoia or increased anxiety
- Dizziness
- Headaches
- Impairment of motor skills and coordination
These side effects depend on the THC to CBD ratio in the indica strain you consumed, the amount you consumed, and some individual factors (e.g., metabolism, weight, and tolerance levels).
Moderate amounts of quality indica products rarely cause issues for most regular users. If you’re new to cannabis, stick to lower doses and slowly increase as you develop tolerance. Some high-CBD or CBD isolate products may be best for first-time users. Our broad-spectrum CBD gummies contain 10mg of pure CBD per piece with no THC, so you can experience indica's relaxing benefits without potential psychoactive effects for newcomers.
What are the most popular indica strains?
People choose indica strains when they crave deep relaxation and therapeutic relief from pain. They deliver a deliciously sedating body high whenever you need to unwind at home with a full night's rest.
Here are some of the most popular indica strains:
- OG Kush: high THC, piney, earthy
- Afghan Kush: pure landrace, notes of sandalwood
- Granddaddy Purple: calming berry flavors
- Northern Lights: sweet pungent classic
- Hindu Kush: traditional hash strain
- Bubba Kush: heavy sedative effects
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Learn all about sativa strains
Sativa strains stand out for their invigorating, uplifting effects that stimulate the mind and body. They complement active days and social gatherings.
The physical characteristics of sativa
Sativa plants originated from warm equatorial regions in Mexico, Colombia, and Southeast Asia. These tall, lanky plants can reach heights up to 20 feet with long branchy structures. Sativas feature long, narrow leaves and an extended flowering cycle that can last between 10 and 16 weeks. Their towering heights and longer maturation periods make sativas better suited for outdoor cultivation in warm climates.
What effects do sativa strains produce?
Sativas have uplifting and energizing effects that stimulate both the mind and the body. Their cerebral highs spark heightened creativity and feelings of euphoria. Sativa users report boosted focus, productivity, and a sense of motivated concentration for tackling tasks. These strains deliver a lively yet clearheaded psychoactive buzz that elevates moods.
At the same time, the sativa experience enhances sensory awareness, making sights, sounds, and tastes feel more vivid and intense. While sativas will get you high if you take an excessive dose, the effects manifest more as an energetic headspace and body buzz rather than heavy, sedating body highs.
What are the therapeutic applications of sativa?
The lively, upbeat profile of sativa strains opens the door to many therapeutic benefits such as:
- Combatting fatigue and lack of motivation
- Boosting energy levels
- Stimulating appetite
- Relieving nausea or digestive issues
- Enhancing creativity for artistic expression or analytical thinking
- Improving focus, concentration, and productivity
- Providing euphoric feelings
- Facilitating social connections and elevated interactive experiences
- Potential anti-anxiety and mood-lifting properties
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Does sativa contain more THC or CBD?
Sativas generally lean towards higher THC versus CBD. But cannabinoid content can fluctuate across different sativa cultivars based on their unique genetics, lineage, and growing methods. Some sativa strains are purposefully bred to express higher CBD levels to temper the THC.
Rather than relying on sativa's natural THC dominance, many users find that the most rewarding experiences come from strains that balance THC-to-CBD ratios. This synergistic combination creates the entourage effect where cannabinoids and terpenes work together to enhance therapeutic benefits while reducing potential negative side effects.
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Sativa’s terpene profile
Sativa cultivars frequently boast zesty, fruity, and diesel-like terpene profiles. They tend to contain higher levels of limonene, a citrusy terpene associated with elevated mood and stress relief that complements sativa's uplifting cerebral buzz. Other common sativa terpenes include terpinolene (herbaceous, piney), myrcene (musky, earthy), and caryophyllene (spicy, peppery). This ensemble of aromatic terpene content works in synergy with cannabinoids to accentuate sativa's energizing, euphoric headspace, and creative mindset.
Potential side effects of too much sativa
When you overconsume sativa strains—especially if you’re new to cannabis or with low THC tolerances—there is the potential for some adverse side effects.
- Increased anxiety or paranoia
- Racing, scattered thoughts
- Overly intense cerebral psychoactivity
- Dry mouth and dry eyes
- Headaches or dizziness
- Impaired motor skills and coordination
- In severe cases, panic attacks
Most cannabis consumers tolerate low to moderate doses of quality sativa products without any negative effects. The key is to start slow with sativas until you gauge your personal response. It’s always more effective and safer to combine sativas with strains high in CBD to modulate intensely cerebral effects.
What are the most popular sativa strains?
Sativa strains are sought after for providing upbeat, mentally stimulating effects. No wonder cannabis enthusiasts prefer it for social activities, creative and analytical pursuits, and an overall energized headspace.
Here are some of the most popular sativa strains and their overall characteristics:
- Sour Diesel: pungent fuel aroma, energetic cerebral buzz
- Durban Poison: earthy, spicy, uplifting and focused
- Super Silver Haze: lemon and herbal notes, creative mindset
- Jack Herer: clear-headed, piney, social and euphoric
- Ghost Train Haze: musky citrus aroma, psychedelic potency
- Green Crack: mango and citrus flavors, motivation and productivity
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What is a hybrid?
Hybrid strains are the product of crossbreeding sativa and indica parent plants. They combine the effects of sativa and indica in different ratios to bring out the desired effects: either sativa-leaning cerebral effects or indica-inspired body sensations.
Types of hybrid cannabis strains
There are three main categories of hybrid cannabis:
- Sativa-dominant hybrids contain higher sativa percentages. They exhibit more invigorating cerebral effects and moderate body sensations inherited from their indica side.
- Indica-dominant hybrids have stronger sedating influences from their indica parentage and a small amount of sativa. These strains provide full-body relaxing effects complemented by uplifting sativa genetics.
- Balanced hybrid strains strike equal or near-equal harmony between sativa's cerebral energy and indica's calming body effects.
What are the physical characteristics of hybrid strains?
Hybrid plants can exhibit a blend of both indica and sativa plant traits. Their mix of physical characteristics is inherited from both major species of cannabis and depends on their strain-specific indica and sativa ratios.
Some hybrids may grow tall and slender like sativas, while others may be shorter and bushier like indicas. Growers can select hybrids that best suit their specific cultivation setup and preferences. Leaf shapes could combine narrow sativa leaves with broader indica foliage. Flowering times frequently fall in the middle of sativas' longer cycles and indicas' rapid bloom periods.
How does a hybrid strain affect you?
The effects of hybrid cannabis strains depend on whether they are sativa-dominant, indica-dominant, or a balanced 50/50 split.
Sativa-dominant hybrids produce:
- Invigorating cerebral energy and uplifting mood boost
- Increased focus, creativity, and motivation
- Euphoric effects
- Clear-headed, functional, and social experiences
Indica-dominant hybrids have:
- Deeply relaxing full-body effects and sedation
- Relief from insomnia, pain, stress, and muscle tension
- Soothing physical tranquility and "body melting" sensations
- Potential for couchlock and strong appetite stimulation
- Calming mindset with mild cerebral stimulation
Balanced hybrid effects combine the properties of both sativa and indica strains, so they produce:
- A harmonious union of head and body effects
- Uplifting cerebral energy coupled with physical relaxation
- Focused yet calm mindset that enhances creativity and productivity
- Euphoric effects without overwhelming intensity
Balanced hybrid strains tend to produce milder, more manageable effects, especially for cannabis newcomers or those with lower tolerances.
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What are the benefits of hybrid strains?
By blending the effects of stimulating sativa with calming indica influences, hybrids unlock a wider breadth of potential benefits that play to the strengths of each variety. The potential benefits of hybrid strains include:
- Improved mood and stress relief
- Analgesic pain management
- Physical relaxation
- Relief from insomnia and sleep issues
- Stimulated appetite
- Nausea relief
- Increased creativity and productivity
- Potential anxiolytic (anti-anxiety) benefits
- Versatility for social situations, exercising, unwinding
Do hybrid strains contain more THC or CBD?
A hybrid strain of cannabis doesn’t necessarily contain more THC or CBD. Its cannabinoid profiles depend on:
- Parental genetics. Hybrids can inherit higher THC levels if their sativa parent was THC-dominant strain, or they may express more CBD if their indica parent had elevated CBD.
- How they were bred. Some hybrids are intentionally bred to maximize THC content and potency, while others are made with higher CBD levels to balance out THC's potential psychoactive effects.
- Their specific THC and CBD ratios. Breeders can fine-tune hybrids with unique, targeted THC and CBD profiles.
Are there side effects to hybrid strains?
Hybrids are bred to provide more balanced effects, but taking too much could lead to negative side effects. Here are some possible side effects to be aware of if you overindulge yourself in hybrid strains:
- Anxiety, paranoia or racing thoughts (more likely from sativa-dominant hybrids)
- Headaches or dizziness from intense cerebral effects
- Excessive sedation, lethargy or "couch-lock" (more likely from indica hybrids)
- Cottonmouth and dry eyes
- Increased appetite that may lead to overeating
- Impairment of coordination and motor skills
- In rare cases, dysphoria or panic attacks from potent psychoactivity
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What are the most popular hybrid cannabis strains?
Here are some populare hybrid strains:
- Blue Dream: this balanced hybrid provides euphoric, uplifting, and creative effects
- Girl Scout Cookies: this indica-dominant strain gives you a relaxing, full-body calm
- Pineapple Express: this sativa-dominant strain is energetic, sociable, and upbeat
- White Widow: as a balanced hybrid, this strain offers an euphoric experience to relieve pain and awaken creativity
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Indica vs sativa vs hybrid FAQ
Is hybrid better than sativa or indica?
Many recreational and medical cannabis users find that hybrids provide the best balance between indica and sativa, which doesn’t necessarily make hybrids “better” for everyone. Hybrids combine sativa's uplifting cerebral stimulation with indica's deeply relaxing body sensations, so they offer a more balanced cannabis experience. This avoids intense sativa raciness or excessive indica sedation. For therapeutic benefits, hybrids allow mixing analgesic physical relaxation with energizing mood elevation. Their genetic versatility across sativa-dominant, indica-dominant, or balanced cultivars hits the sweet spot.
Is hybrid an upper or downer?
Hybrid strains span effects between stimulating "uppers" and sedating "downers" based on their unique sativa and indica ratios. Sativa-heavy hybrids induce invigorating cerebral highs, while indica-leaning varieties of cannabis deliver calming body effects. Individual biochemistry and tolerance levels play a significant role, as an indica-dominant hybrid could produce upper effects for some, just as a sativa-leaning cultivar may feel more sedating depending on the person's unique traits.
Do you feel more high with sativa or indica?
How intensely a strain impacts you depends on your individual body chemistry, cannabinoid tolerance, and the strain’s unique terpene and cannabinoid makeup. Your unique biological traits largely dictate if a variety sends you soaring or leaves you underwhelmed.
While both sativa and indica strains produce intoxicating highs, anecdotal evidence suggests that sativa effects are more intensely psychoactive and overwhelming at higher doses. Sativas trigger energizing experiences: creativity sparks, euphoria, and potential paranoia or anxiety due to ramped dopamine release. In contrast, indicas manifest "body stones" that are profoundly calming and relaxing without intense cerebral distortions.
Does indica make your eyes red?
Red or bloodshot eyes are a common side effect associated with cannabis consumption. It doesn’t depend on the strain, but on the THC content in it. Indica and sativa strains with moderate THC content dilate the blood vessels and increase blood pressure, visibly causing eyes to appear more engorged and red. THC's reduction of intraocular pressure contributes to this effect by expanding capillaries. The more sedating and physically relaxing the strain’s effects, the more pronounced eye reddening tends to manifest because of the way they influence blood flow.
Does indica make you hungry?
Indica strains earned their reputation for intensely stimulating appetite and generating ravenous "munchies." Indicas frequently express high levels of cannabis terpenes like beta-caryophyllene that directly interact with cannabinoid receptors to spike hunger hormones like ghrelin. Their calming effects also reduce nausea that suppresses appetite. However, over-indulgence in indicas could lead to overeating issues. Many medical cannabis patients leverage indica's appetite stimulation for conditions involving wasting or appetite loss.
Is indica or sativa better for PTSD?
Patients with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) often find greater therapeutic relief from indica varieties over sativa cultivars. Indica's calming, anxiolytic qualities act on the endocannabinoid system (ECS) to quell PTSD's insomnia, chronic stress, and persistent anxiety. Their abundant myrcene and linalool terpenes bolster this sedating tranquility. Sativa's intense cerebral psychoactivity carries higher risk of exacerbating paranoia, panic attacks, and other negative PTSD symptoms for some people.
Is it better to go to bed on sativa or indica?
Indica strains are more effective than sativas for promoting quality sleep and treating insomnia or sleep disruptions. Indicas stimulate adenosine (the chemical that makes you feel tired) and melatonin release by interacting with CB1 receptors in the endocannabinoid system to induce sedation. Their earthy, musky terpenes such as myrcene enhance sleepiness.
Sativas tend to be too energizing and uplifting because of compounds such as limonene that keep you wired and counteract the buildup of adenosine. Sativa too close to bedtime can make it harder to fall asleep and disrupt your sleep cycles.
For those looking for a good night's rest, an indica strain or at least an indica-dominant hybrid is highly recommended over a sativa when choosing cannabis for sleep aid purposes. Low doses of CBD-rich indicas show ideal properties for deeper, uninterrupted rest.
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Does indica make you lazy?
Indica's deeply relaxing "downer" properties can instill lethargy or couchlock in excess, but it's an oversimplification to say indicas make people lazy. At modest therapeutic doses, indica's analgesic muscle relaxation alleviates chronic pain, stress, muscle pain, and tension, enhancing productivity and functionality. Excessive intake leads to excessive sedation, and that can induce lethargic side effects akin to feeling unmotivated or "lazy."
Does hybrid make you laugh?
Some hybrid strains can make you giggly. Strains that are formulated to balance stimulating sativa genetics with relaxing indica influences induce profound euphoric effects which can manifest through uncontrollable giggles and heightened humor appreciation. Blue Dream's fusion of invigorating head effects with tranquil body calm boosts dopamine that triggers euphoria and laughter.
Is hybrid, sativa, or indica better for pain?
Hybrid strains are much more effective in managing pain than pure indica or sativa. Sativa components provide energizing physical motivation and distraction from aches alongside anti-inflammatory terpenes such as limonene. Balanced with indica's analgesic muscle relaxation from abundant myrcene and caryophyllene terpenes, the entourage effect synergy addresses neuropathic issues, inflammation, spasms, and more. This versatile hybrid pain management proves more well-rounded than sativa's overly energizing or indica's purely physically sedating effects.
Will sativa keep you up?
While not necessarily impacting sleep quality outright, sativa strains' invigorating cerebral stimulation does risk keeping some cannabis consumers awake when consumed in excess or too close to bedtime. Energizing sativa terpenes such as limonene and terpinolene interact with CB1 receptors in the endocannabinoid system to delay the sleep/wake cycle's natural adenosine accumulation. Without adenosine, there won’t be anything to “trigger” sleepiness, so you may stay up late instead of hitting the sack. If you take moderate sativa doses several hours before bed, these “uppers” shouldn't disrupt sleep patterns significantly for most people. Make sure you don’t overindulge or take a sativa product too close to bedtime.
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