[Canniseur: Fascinating. Based on a collection of tweets, cbdinsider.com has determined that people prefer indica type cannabis (sleepy couch-lock effects) to sativa. I wonder if this ‘preference’ is coming from the growers. In all dispensaries I’ve been to, indica is more prevalent. I don’t entirely believe it’s driven by savvy, in-the-know consumers. Maybe indica strains are easier to grow than sativa phenotype strains?]
When it’s time to pack a bowl, most people have one of three cannabis preferences to determine how the course of their day will go.
Should you go for an energetic high that will allow you to actually do the productive adult things you intended to check off the list today, courtesy of sativa? Or is it more of a day for Netflix and lounging around the house with your friend, indica?
Maybe you want the benefits of both, in which case a hybrid is better suited for your inclination. Or, perhaps, you’re in the camp that different strains don’t actually have varying effects at all.
In any case, the folks at cbdinsider.com put together a new map: one that tracked over 50,000 tweets in order to find out whether cannabis users chose sativa or indica strains over the month of August (sorry, hybrid lovers and non-believers.)
Indica overwhelmingly dominated the map, with 35 states leaning toward the relaxing strain. Just 15 chose sativa, and they predominantly appear within the southeastern region of the US.
