For beginner stoners, wading into the world of medical marijuana and shopping at a online cannabis dispensary can be intimidating. There is a lot of information to sift through and it can be hard to know where to begin. That is where we come in.

One of the first, and most important, things to know are the different categories that marijuana strains fall under: Indica, Sativa and Hybrid. Each strain is either pure Indica, pure Sativa or a hybrid - meaning they are a mix of both types. In this case, the hybrid is either Indica-dominant or Sativa-dominant. This is the basic breakdown of these different miracle plants, and can be good way to determine the cannabis strains that work best for you.

Characteristics of Indica Vs. Sativa Plants

The first thing to note about Indica and Sativa plants is that they each have their own unique physical characteristics.

Indica Plant

Indica is typically characterised by broad leaves that overlap. The growth pattern of Indica-dominant plants makes them ideal for indoor growing. Plants of this strain are generally shorter and bushier standing between 3 and 6 feet tall. The branches on these plants are closer together and tend to have a deeper green color. As they mature, the leaves become more purple. This is a particularly strong smelling plant.

Indica strains typically produce 1.5 to 2.5 ounces of bud per plant. While breeding has opened up an array of flavors, Indica bud is typically sweeter and can have fruity flavors such as blueberry and strawberry.

Sativa Plant

Sativa plants are characterized by an opposite grow pattern from Indica. These strains have more narrow leaves, that end to be farther apart and more branched out. Sativa plants are generally taller and thinner, growing between 8 and 12 feet high - some strains can even reach over 20 feet! This makes them ideal for outdoor gardens. These plants tend to produce fewer flowers but a larger yield of approximately 3 ounces to 1 pound per plant.

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