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Any way to tell if Indica or Sativa?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by K1ngkaos, Oct 29, 2015.

  1. #1 K1ngkaos, Oct 29, 2015
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    Hello, so i bought 4 nugs from my dealer but i had to make it really quick to catch the bus, he didn't tell me specifically what kind it was because we were both in a rush


    anyways, i know this is a stupid ass question, but would there be any way to tell the difference between sativa and indica in the bud?

     
  2. #2 Superpurpleskunk, Oct 29, 2015
    Not really, sativa/indica don't usually look any different when it comes to the general bud structure. Smoke it and find out.
     
  3. #3 mostdope122, Oct 29, 2015
    Indica's are usually more dense but theres no way of knowing for sure
     
  4. #4 SergeantMeowstein, Oct 29, 2015
    Sativas tend to bulk up slower than indicas, but people can call immature indica/hybrid buds sativa just to sell them.
     
  5. #5 K1ngkaos, Oct 29, 2015
    yeah i smoked it b4 bed and got a pretty chill body high so its probably an indica
     
  6. #6 grasscoty, Oct 29, 2015
    Not a stupid question in apprentice tokers forum.


    Indica is usually tight dense nugs that you cannot see light through when held up to a light bulb. Sativas are usually longer, airy buds that you can see through when held up to the light.


    Indica high is more of a body high. Great for pain relief, insomnia and nausea.


    Sativa high is more cerebral which means you trip out on things like a movie or a concert or a fireworks display or an art gallery. Great for depression and anxiety.




     

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