CHARACTERISTICS OF MOST POTENT INDICA STRAINS – MARIJUANA WEED STRAINS

The main characteristic of Indica Cannabis Strains is the most recognizable formation of very wide, short leaves with a very dark and intense green color. Once the small plant begins to develop and forms its first pair of real leaves, it can be seen from that moment whether it will be a strain of high Indica dominance or not.

Another of the most recognizable characteristics is the type of development, usually, it is usually slow, forming lateral branches, generally not very developed, but very firm, and the height does not usually exceed 1.50m, although the diameter can reach to be quite wide. There are certain Indica strains, in particular, that develop a quality branched structure, this means that these branches reach a good height and in bloom may be productive, among these strains are the famous White Widow, or Northern Lights, which are varieties that They will even need help so that their branches do not break due to the great products they offer.

INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CULTIVATION OF MOST EUPHORIC INDICA STRAINS

Genetically, it is a plant that is highly resistant to stress, especially drought and attack by pests, the only drawback is the size and volume of its flowers, which are somewhat susceptible to mold if the weather is a little damp. It is generally a fast-flowering but slow-growing plant, which is why it has always met ideal conditions for growing both indoors and outdoors. It develops strength and usually forms a firm, compact, and leafy structure, although the final size is not too high, we can find exceptions.

Thanks to these characteristics, Indica marijuana has always been the best candidate for indoor cultivation, in addition, its cultivation is generally quite simple and does not require large amounts of food to offer good quality productions, perfect for making any type of extraction.

In outdoor also they offer excellent results thanks to its rapid flowering period, which allows them to be ready for harvest during the month of September and thus avoid the rainy season in October, which could spoil much of the production for the large volume of the buds that can develop.

PRODUCTION AND EFFECTS OF INDICA CANNABIS STRAINS

Indica marijuana varieties have always stood out for being good producers of both flowers and resin glands, which is why this type has been used for years to extract its resin and make hashish in large quantities and of high quality. One of the factors that has influenced the production of the Indica is good, is the early flowering period since by producing flowers when the incidence of the sun is higher and more powerful, the plant can offer large productions if find enough food.

The effect it produces usually offers relaxing, analgesic, calming, anxiolytic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory sensations and increases appetite, among other benefits. This is due to the combination of different types of psychoactive and non-psychoactive components, such as THC and CBD. In this case, being genetics capable of producing higher percentages of cannabidiol than sativa varieties, it regulates the effect produced by THC and offers a more complete and less psychoactive effect. It should also be added, that for a few years it has been confirmed that terpenes directly influence the effect that marijuana plants produce. So, depending on the organoleptic composition, the effect can vary and be more or less active, or more or less relaxing.

DISEASES SUSCEPTIBLE TO BE TREATED WITH CANNABIS

The combination of two factors, the large number of cannabinoids produced by the plant (a hundred) and the function of the endocannabinoid system (regulating the proper functioning of the body’s physiological processes), allows cannabis to be used as  therapy palliative, that is, it seeks to lessen or eliminate the side effects of traditional treatments, as concomitant therapy (to complement and enhance the effect of traditional treatment) or as curative therapy, in numerous pathologies such as:

• Addictions
• Alzheimer
• Anxiety and depression
• Arthritis and osteoarthritis
• Asthma
• Cancer
• Diabetes
• Dysmenorrhea
• Pain
• Posttraumatic stress
• Epilepsy
• Multiple sclerosis
• ELE and spinal cord injury
• Spasticity
• Fibromyalgia
• Glaucoma
• Gastrointestinal diseases (Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, irritable colon)
• Hypertension
• Huntington’s disease
• Inflammation
• Insomnia
• Lupus
• Migraine
• Nausea and vomiting
• Osteoporosis
• Parkinson’s disease
• Pruritus
• Psoriasis
• Restless Leg Syndrome
• ADHD, hyperactivity, TGD
• Tumors of the central nervous system
• Tourette syndrome