Indica Vs Sativa.
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indica is a short bushy plant with tight nodes and big thick fingered leaves, with a short flowering time and dense buds, normally with a more down/body type buzz
sativa is taller, less bushy, longer more fluffy buds, thinner normally longer leaves with a longer flowering time, normally with a more racey/head type buzz
not all are exactly as i described but you get the idea
sativa is taller, less bushy, longer more fluffy buds, thinner normally longer leaves with a longer flowering time, normally with a more racey/head type buzz
not all are exactly as i described but you get the idea
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^^ like they said... so then if you want to have a solid but up stone you would look for a cross that was say 50/50 or for more up high, a sativa dominant indica cross.....so you can get some good cross strains to suit whatever you like from your stone
indica - couch lock
sativa - party time
oh.. an if your gonna grow em, check their grow heights and stuff cause some crosses will be more sativa and they will grow taller.. but then some sativa crosses will pick up more of the the height of indica its mixed with
shit I hope that made some kind of sense....
cheers
treb
indica - couch lock
sativa - party time
oh.. an if your gonna grow em, check their grow heights and stuff cause some crosses will be more sativa and they will grow taller.. but then some sativa crosses will pick up more of the the height of indica its mixed with
shit I hope that made some kind of sense....
cheers
treb
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guest123
ive always figured by the way it is spelt that it was sa tie va , but i noticed when i travelled that many europeans called it sa tee va , wheres the "e" to make that happen i wonder ?? what is the correct pronunciation ???
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Space Ghost
I've always heard sat-tee-va
How about sa-ti-va...that's how we say it in redneck land at least 
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Guest
It's sateeva 
TheBudWhisperer
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One of the pot magazines out there (which will remain nameless 
) just came out with a new issue with an excellent article about sativas and indicas. Or rather an article about Cannabis Sativa and its four subtypes- var. sativa, var. indica, var. reuderalis and var. afghanica. Should have all the info about the different types that you're looking for.
) just came out with a new issue with an excellent article about sativas and indicas. Or rather an article about Cannabis Sativa and its four subtypes- var. sativa, var. indica, var. reuderalis and var. afghanica. Should have all the info about the different types that you're looking for.
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guest123
supernerd said:
youll have to excuse my ignorance of the english language as i am australian .. but ..
how can u pronounce it satieeva ,, u would need to spell it with an "ei" or "ie" to h ave that sound wouldnt u ??? otherwise the emphasis would be on the "i" wouldnt it ...
again i have to apologise i am an australian ... hehehehe
do they yeild differently ,, by gum yes ....
TheBudWhisperer
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When he said sa-TIE-va the "TIE" sound he was refering to is like "tye"- with a long I. They're debating over pronouncing it with the long I or a long E: sa(TEE)va or sa(TYE)va. If you understand that and were asking how one gets the long "I" sound without an E with it(I wasn't sure which you were asking) then that's kind of the argument afaik that people in favor of a long E sound make. The best answer to that imvho is it all depends on the speaker's accent. Personally, I have always said saTEEva.
eatlikekings
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sa(TEE)va is what i have always heard 
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The names of our favourite plants are latin, so to be accurate they would be pronounced cah-nee-boos sah-tee-vah and cah-nee-boos in-dee-cah.
