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Need some bud knowledge.

Discussion in 'Cannabis Consumption Q&A & Tips' started by SmokeAhToke, Aug 26, 2012.

  1. #1 SmokeAhToke, Aug 26, 2012
    Whats the deal on airy, real fluffy bud. To me it seems underdeveloped but in some aspect it still looks dank. I perfer tight dense nugs. Lay some knowledge on me.
     
  2. #2 jb5355, Aug 26, 2012
    in general, sativa dominant strains are fluffy and indica dominant strains are dense.
     
  3. #3 420GaNjX, Aug 26, 2012
    i always was under the assumption that sativa's were fluffier because the plants are taller therefore have more room to grow/spread/fluff up were-as indica's since there shorter make up for their total plant matter by being denser/tighter nugs if that makes sense, lmfao baked. as. fuuck :bongin:
     
  4. #4 SmOkiepokie, Aug 26, 2012
    [quote name='"420GaNjX"']i always was under the assumption that sativa's were fluffier because the plants are taller therefore have more room to grow/spread/fluff up were-as indica's since there shorter make up for their total plant matter by being denser/tighter nugs if that makes sense, lmfao baked. as. fuuck :bongin:[/quote]

    Idk if that's the reason but I know sativas tend to be fluffy and indicas ate usually dense
     

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