Post #105

Cannabis Pharmacies: "Sativa vs. Hybrid"

As mentioned yesterday, cannabis pharmacies are visibly specializing in hybrid strains. However, the problem here lies in the composition of these strains.
They are designed to simply get you absolutely blasted. This isn't about medical efficacy, it is solely about delivering a particularly potent high.
Pure Sativa strains have a distinct natural function, just as pure Indica strains do.
Mixing them creates something that is neither truly Sativa nor truly Indica, its effects fall somewhere in between the two. This means that a pure, targeted medical effect cannot be achieved.

Furthermore, the product categorization within these pharmacies is highly questionable.
Not only are pure Sativa strains nearly impossible to find at Bloomwell, but the few available options are also more expensive and believe me, I’ve tried them all.
There was one pure Sativa strain available for a time, but it was quickly cleared out at rock-bottom prices.

I have now tallied up their entire product range and uncovered some staggering figures.
Regarding Hybrids, the company offers a whopping 661 strains in the lower price segment.

Indica strains total: 67.
As for Sativa, there are 11 "general availability" strains and 28 high-priced options none of which are pure Sativa.
In other words: 728 "couch-lock" strains designed to get you wasted, versus 38 "creative" strains.
728 vs. 38.

As previously noted, Sativa is a consciousness expanding substance unlike Indica or Hybrids. It provides you with creativity and energy.
Yet, these pharmacies are intent on selling high-THC products that quickly send you straight to the couch.
So much for the notion that these companies are taking over society at every corner.