North American Sativa

North American strains are those that naturally grow in the region. These varieties are also known as landraces. Their characteristics can lean towards indica or sativa depending on the climate and latitude of their growth. Sativas typically thrive in warmer regions near the equator, while indica strains are more prevalent beyond 30 degrees latitude. Landrace strains have unique traits that make them sought after by cannabis enthusiasts. They are often more resilient to their specific growing conditions compared to hybrids or commercial strains. The genetic diversity of North American landraces contributes to the rich history of cannabis cultivation in the region.