Could, I know my first grow outdoors I had to harvest early bc budrot. It was definitely racey, almost paranoid buzz for the first 20-40min. Until it cured. She still jumped the cerebral buzz to start but it was good, then it would level off. But that may have just been the strain too .
Thanks for the reply. I have one plant…unknown strain…that shows characteristics of both sativa and indica. Likely a hybrid. Not sure how to harvest her. Take her early, or wait until I see more amber. It is a quandary.
It is my understanding that indicas produce a body high, relaxing, best for evening use…sativas produce a head high, energizing, for daytime use.
Everything is a hybrid now, so there's no way to expect any type of consistent effect from one strain to the next. To me, it's always going to come down to whether it's a good hybrid or not. And, if it's a good one, then it should get you stoned if it's grown to a fully-ripe stage. I don't believe that any particular magical effects can be parsed out between Indica or Sativa, since hardly any of true, renowned, landrace strains exist anymore.
True landtrace strains can be found here. Angus is a class act.
IDK hahaha, I've eaten some gummies that made my mind go to the moon too. One of the newer thoughts on body vs head high with smoking flower, is that the terpene profile(pinene, lemonene, etc) may have a bigger affect on the buzz, and it's not just CBD, CDG, or THC that determines your buzz.
I appreciate the link. I guess what I was referring to were the "renowned" landrace strains that became famous in the weed smoking world of the mid-1970's. Acapulco Gold, Panama Red, Red Columbian, Oaxacan, Thai, Hawaiian, etc. I know I have tried many seed venders who say they have those landrace strains, too....but so far, the results have shown me that people can say they have anything they want to say. It might be people who really believe it, too, because they weren't alive and smoking weed back then and so they just have legendary stories to go from. They have no real-world knowledge. I stopped believing in the new wave of exotic plants being able to produce what I'm looking for. A big reason is that I know there are some guys like Kevin Jodery, who have made it their mission to revive the old smoking strains.....and they still haven't gotten there.
I agree…the “renowned” landtrace strains are but a thing of the past. Sad, which conjures another interesting thought…I have yet to find the aroma of the weed smoked at the rock concerts of the ‘70’s. Some strains come close, but none can match the dank skunkiness I remember. Find that and I’ll dedicate my entire garden to the strain.
