Species of Marijuana
There are three main species of marijuana: sativa, indica and ruderalis.
Sativa
Sativa varieties generally give you a more cerebral, energetic high. They have longer, skinnier leaves.
Indica
The Indica varieties of marijuana are well-known for their narcotic-like, sedative, “couch lock” high. They are fatter, heartier plants. They do well in colder climates.
Ruderalis
Ruderalis varieties of marijuana are auto-flowering. It doesn’t even matter what light cycle you grow them under. They flower based on their age. They are faster produces. However, they tend to give you a headache and are not considered medical grade.
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