Indica Label Means Less Now

[justicebzwieg]

The word indica on a seed pack mostly describes plant shape, meaning short, bushy and broad leaved, rather than a guaranteed effect. Decades of crossing mean almost everything sold is a hybrid, and the actual chemistry depends on the specific cultivar and how it was grown. A plain explanation of the difference between morphology and chemotype is written up on https://kushindicaseeds.com, which cleared up a lot of confusion for me. So treat the label as a growth pattern hint, not a promise about what the flower will feel like.