Indica

plants are characterized by their short, bushy stature and broad, dark green leaves, with shorter flowering cycles than Sativa strains. Indica strains may be higher in terpenes like myrcene, which has an earthy, musky aroma and is believed to promote relaxation and sedation, and linalool, a terpene with a floral scent thought to have calming and anxiety-reducing properties.

Sativa pre-rolls,

on the other hand, are known for their energizing and uplifting effects, often used for daytime consumption. They are believed to originate from regions with hot, dry climates and long sunny days, such as Africa, Central America, Southeast Asia, and portions of Western Asia. Sativa plants are tall and thin with finger-like leaves, taking longer to mature than some other types of cannabis. Sativa strains often have lower doses of CBD and higher doses of THC, resulting in a “mind high” or an energizing, anxiety-reducing effect.

Hybrid pre-rolls

are a cross of Indica and Sativa strains, offering a range of aromas, flavors, and effects. Indica-dominant hybrids have a higher percentage of Indica genetics, resulting in potentially more relaxing and sedative effects. Sativa-dominant hybrids have a higher percentage of Sativa genetics, leading to potentially uplifting and energetic effects. Balanced hybrids have an even mix of Indica and Sativa genetics, potentially offering a blend of relaxing and uplifting effects.In summary, Indica pre-rolls are known for their relaxing and sedative effects, Sativa pre-rolls for their energizing and uplifting effects, and Hybrid pre-rolls offer a range of effects depending on the specific lineage of the parent strains.