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Different weed, different highs?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Steezus Christ, Nov 24, 2009.

  1. #1 Steezus Christ, Nov 24, 2009
    Heres kind of a noob question, but how does differnet kind of strains give you different kind of highs? Like kush makes you lazy and couchlock, satavia is a crazy head high.

    Doesn't all weed have THC, and isn't all THC the same :p

    Thanks
     
  2. #2 Rictuar, Nov 24, 2009
    You are correct in your statement that all weed (well mostly all weed, dunno about that schwag) contains THC and obviously THC is the same molecule anywhere; however, THC is just one of many active ingredients found in marijuana. Off the top of my head the only other one i can think of is CBD (found in many indicas, gives a lethargic stone), and it is the varying concentrations of different active ingredients in different strains that gives different highs.
     
  3. #3 MastaBuda420, Nov 24, 2009
    different strains, indica and sativia(spelling lol)

    but mostly..schwag=body high

    nug=head high

    mostly in my area some times you get a different type and get a different high.
     
  4. #4 Stonedasshit, Nov 24, 2009
    depends on indica/sativa %s, yeah highs can be different.

    sativa will be a body high, indica is your head high.
     
  5. #5 Stoli, Nov 24, 2009
    yes.
    from wikipedia
     
  6. #6 WhiteSmoke, Nov 24, 2009


    Sativa = Head High
    Indica = Body High
     
  7. #7 AyeAyeCaptain, Nov 24, 2009

    This is correct.
     
  8. #8 Steezus Christ, Nov 24, 2009

    yeah i know that, but how does it do that? isn't thc still in both of them?? im confused:confused:
     
  9. #9 AyeAyeCaptain, Nov 24, 2009

    Right, but as we were saying, THC isn't the only thing in weed that affects you. The wide array of cannabinoids in different strains gives them their different properties.
     

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