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Sativa vs. Indiva

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by sinister93, Apr 1, 2016.

  1. #1 sinister93, Apr 1, 2016
    Hey guys,
    So i've always been under the impression that indica plants usually have higher thc:cbd ratio. However, when I look at the indica or indica dominant strains at my local pot shop, they have little to no CBD (they have the percentages tested for THC-A, THC, CBN, CBD-A, CBD, CBG, CBG-A, CBC, and THCY)

    So do indica plants even need CBD to be considered "indica"? Or is this tests inaccurate? Im tokin on some LSD right now, even though it's a hybrid, im pretty sure it's indica dominant, and the CBD and CBD-A are at 0% :confusedalt:
     
  2. #2 whackyac, Apr 2, 2016
    CBD really depends on the strain of indica or sativa. Some indica has high CBD and some sativa has high CBD.
     
  3. #3 Deleted member 917181, Apr 2, 2016
    Yea strain has a lot to do with cbd content they have a 50/50 thc to cbd strain for medical patients but for rec use it was 80 for an eighth I believe
     
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