Strains are commonly broken up into three distinct groups:
Indica strains are much shorter and bush-like, with more densely crowded leaves. Indica buds grow dense and bulbous.
Sativas can grow up to 20 feet tall if given enough room, with its branches and leaves spread out more. Sativa buds are long and sausage-shaped.
Hybrids are thought to fall somewhere in between the indica-sativa spectrum, depending on inherited traits from their parent strains.
