Cannabis strains can be classified as two main types, pure and hybrid. Pure varieties consist of:

• Sativa

• Indica

• Ruderalists

Hybrid varieties are a combination of one of these three pure varieties which are expected to improve certain plant properties. This is also done to differentiate the varieties and market them more efficiently. If you are looking for the best quality then you can buy premium marijuana cultivar clones in Michigan at Prima Clones.

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Let's discuss each of these types with a focus on their genetics.

Cannabis sativa

Cannabis sativa is one of the most widely grown species in the cannabis genus. It has been grown as a source of industrial fiber, grain oil, food, recreation, medicine, and in spiritual circles throughout history. 

Sativa cannabis is believed to have originated in the equatorial countries of Mexico, Colombia,  Thailand and Southeast Asia – all of which are relatively warm, so the plant thrives in warmer weather.

The sativa plant can be recognized by its characteristic pungent odor, from sweet and fruity taste to pepper and earthy with residual diesel fuel. When fully grown, the Sativa plant can grow to a height of 4.5 meters. They have long internodes and branches and large, narrow leaves with leaves. 

Sativa plants have a long growing season; It took nearly six months to grow and develop. This results in a higher yield compared to the indica line, but the percentage of THC is lower than the indica average. Due to the long growing season, it can be difficult to grow sativa indoors.