{"id":41688,"date":"2023-03-22T17:02:11","date_gmt":"2023-03-23T00:02:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/latitudedispensary.com\/?page_id=41688"},"modified":"2023-03-22T17:05:30","modified_gmt":"2023-03-23T00:05:30","slug":"indica-osage-beach-mo","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/latitudedispensary.com\/indica-osage-beach-mo\/","title":{"rendered":"About The Indica Strain"},"content":{"rendered":"

Cannabis strains can be classified into three categories: sativa, hybrid, and indica<\/em>. Choosing a specific strain at a dispensary can be overwhelming since various strains are in the market. It is essential to understand the components of the indica<\/em> strain, how it is cultivated, and how it makes people feel.<\/p>\n

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At Latitude Dispensary<\/a> in the Osage Beach, MO, we offer quality cannabis strains that legal-age adult consumers can enjoy. We are more than a dispensary; we offer longstanding expertise and an educational compass for your cannabis journey. This page provides a comprehensive guide to indica<\/em> cannabis strains, covering everything you need to know.<\/p>\n

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What is an Indica<\/em> Strain?<\/h2>\n

The French scientist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck was responsible for classifying cannabis subspecies since he theorized that cannabis indica<\/em> and cannabis sativa were distinguished by how they evolved differently in their isolated environments. Since each subspecies has adapted to its surroundings, they have different appearances.<\/p>\n

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The indica<\/em> strain comes from the cannabis indica<\/em> plant, easily distinguished from sativa plants because they are short, bushy plants with wide leaves. It is a desert and mountain cannabis species adapted to cool and dry climates. They have a faster growth cycle and produce a larger yield. Indica<\/em> cultivars are often used for indoor cultivation because they don’t grow taller and blossom in a few weeks.<\/p>\n

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Origins of Indica Cannabis<\/em> Strains<\/h2>\n

The origins of the indica<\/em> strain can be challenging to trace due to its vast history, as the plant covers most parts of the world. Interestingly, the indica<\/em> strain was classified as a subspecies of cannabis sativa because cannabis sativa was discovered first.<\/p>\n

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However, the indica<\/em> strain originates from the cannabis indica<\/em> plant, making it a species rather than a subspecies. The Latin phrase indica<\/em> means cannabis from India. As its name suggests, the indica<\/em> strain originates from Central Asia or the Indian subcontinent. The plant’s history can also be traced to the Hindu Kush mountains. The oldest and purest cannabis indica<\/em> genetics may have originated in the Himalayan area of Karakorum.<\/p>\n

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While the plant may have originated in China, Afghanistan, Mongolia, and Turkey as one of the world’s oldest crops, it is also thought to have emerged from the prehistoric, like on ancient Viking ships and south-Siberian burial mounds.<\/p>\n

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Cannabis Indica<\/em> may have grown naturally in most parts of the world before human discovery. Regardless of where the indica<\/em> strain originated, it didn’t take long to become a worldwide phenomenon.<\/p>\n

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Cannabis Indica<\/em> Cultivation<\/h3>\n

In general, the growth cycle of cannabis indica<\/em> is often separated into two stages: vegetation and blooming. In nature, these phases are responses to the changing durations of sunshine. The cultivation period begins during long days and short nights, also known as the photoperiod, and cannabis indica<\/em> is often grown during this time. The plant enters its flowering stage during short days and long nights.<\/p>\n

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During the flowering stage, cannabis indica<\/em> grows upward and outward, resulting in a bushy appearance. This growth pattern is one of the main differences between indica<\/em> and sativa strains. When an indica<\/em> plant and a sativa plant are compared at the end of their flowering period, it is usually easy to tell them apart due to their distinct growth patterns.<\/p>\n

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Effects of Indica<\/em> Strains<\/h2>\n

Indica<\/em> strains are often sought after for their relaxing and calming effects, which can bring on euphoria, happiness, and sleepiness. They are called “midnight strains” because they are often used to unwind at the end of a long day.<\/p>\n

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Remember that each strain can have unique effects, so not all indica<\/em> strains will necessarily produce the same feelings. To get the most out of your experience, it’s always a good idea to check the cannabinoid and terpene profile of any strain you are considering.<\/p>\n

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It is also important to understand that everyone’s experience will differ depending on their body and previous cannabis exposure. When you enjoy cannabis in a social context, your experience may differ from when you take it alone.<\/p>\n

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Find the Best Selection of Indica<\/em> Products at Latitude Dispensary<\/h2>\n

Latitude Dispensary<\/a> offers quality cannabis indica<\/em> products in Osage Beach, MO. For years, our dispensary has been a trusted source of medical and recreational marijuana products. We make finding different products that correspond with your specific objectives and needs easier by offering various indica<\/em> strains and more. Contact us today<\/a> and learn more about cannabis products.<\/p>\n

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