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lesgetrich

05/20/16 1:03 PM

#71313 RE: marathon man #71306

Initially, Rollies will be sold with separate Sativa and Indica strains. These are well known strains with effects that are also recognizable by regular users. Sativa is generally thought to have an uplifting and energetic effect while Indica is more relaxing and calming. These strains seem to have different THC:CBD ratios...

Indica vs. Sativa: Understanding The Differences

Plants that produce high levels of THC express genes that code for the enzyme THCA synthase. This enzyme converts CBG into THCA, which becomes THC when heated. These plants are typically considered indica.

On the other hand, some plants express genes that code for the enzyme CBDA synthase. This enzyme converts CBG into CBDA, the precursor of CBD, instead. These plants are typically considered sativa.

Based on this explanation, indica plants have high THC:CBD ratios and sativa plants have high CBD:THC ratios.



As mCig gets market feedback they will probably release THC e-juice products with varying CBD/THC ratios. It seems to me this would be harder to standardize using actual plants from different grow ops. JMO