Indica vs. Sativa: What’s the Difference? | Discover Marijuana

The often-applied rule of thumb is that Sativas are more invigorating and energizing, while Indicas are more relaxing and calming — but it isn’t really that simple. Individual cannabinoids and terpenes play a huge role in determining the effects of strains.

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