Indica vs Sativa vs Hybrid: What San Jose Cannabis Users Need to Know 🌿

The definitive guide to understanding cannabis strain types, backed by science and 15+ years of expertise serving Silicon Valley's cannabis community

If you've walked into a dispensary or browsed online menus, you've encountered the classic categorization: indica, sativa, or hybrid. But what do these terms actually mean? More importantly, which type is right for your needs, lifestyle, and wellness goals?

Our family-owned cannabis store has spent over 15 years helping San Jose residents navigate these strain categories, and here's what we've learned: the indica/sativa distinction is both incredibly useful and somewhat misleading. This comprehensive guide cuts through the confusion, explaining what these classifications really mean, how they affect your experience, and which products from our carefully curated selection match your specific needs.

Whether you're a first-time cannabis user standing in our Commercial Street location wondering where to start, or an experienced consumer at our downtown San Jose dispensary looking to refine your choices, understanding strain types transforms your cannabis experience from guesswork into informed decision-making.

Understanding Cannabis Strain Categories: Beyond the Basics 📚

The Traditional Classification System

What the terms originally meant: The indica/sativa distinction dates back to 18th-century botanical classification. French biologist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck first identified Cannabis indica as a separate species from Cannabis sativa in 1785, noting physical differences between plants from India (indica) and those from Europe (sativa).

Traditional characteristics:

• Cannabis indica: Short, bushy plants with broad leaves, originating from Hindu Kush mountain regions of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. Historically associated with hash production and believed to produce relaxing, sedating effects.
• Cannabis sativa: Tall, narrow plants with thin leaves, originating from equatorial regions like Mexico, Colombia, Thailand, and parts of Africa. Traditionally associated with energizing, cerebral effects.
• Hybrid cannabis: Intentional cross-breeding between indica and sativa genetics to combine desired characteristics from both types.

The modern reality: After decades of selective breeding and genetic mixing, most cannabis available today is technically hybrid. Pure landrace indica or sativa strains are rare. The cannabis industry has mixed genetics so thoroughly that the indica/sativa labels now serve more as general effect guides than precise botanical classifications.

Why the Distinction Still Matters

Practical utility despite scientific limitations: While modern cannabis genetics are complex, the indica/sativa framework remains useful for several reasons:

Consumer communication: The terms provide a shared language between budtenders and customers. When you visit San Jose's trusted cannabis destination, asking for "indica" immediately communicates your preference for relaxing effects, while "sativa" signals desire for energy and focus.

Effect patterns: Despite genetic complexity, cannabis products labeled indica or sativa do tend to cluster around certain effects. This isn't just marketing—it reflects real differences in cannabinoid and terpene profiles that influence your experience.

Starting point for discovery: For beginners exploring cannabis products for the first time, these categories provide helpful initial guidance. As you gain experience, you'll learn to look beyond the label at specific genetics, terpene profiles, and cannabinoid content.

Cultural and historical context: The indica/sativa distinction preserves cannabis heritage, connecting modern users to the plant's geographic origins and traditional uses across different cultures.

Indica Strains: Deep Relaxation and Physical Relief 🌙

Indica Characteristics and Effects

The classic "couch-lock" experience: Indica-dominant strains have earned their reputation for producing deeply relaxing, body-centered effects. At Purple Lotus, indica strains remain our most popular category for evening use, stress relief, and sleep support.

Typical indica effects:

• Physical relaxation: Muscles loosen, tension melts away, body feels heavy and comfortable
• Sedation: Increased drowsiness, especially at higher doses, making indica ideal for sleep support
• Mental calmness: Racing thoughts slow down, anxiety decreases, stress fades
• Pain relief: Strong analgesic properties for chronic pain, inflammation, and muscle soreness
• Appetite stimulation: The famous "munchies" effect, helpful for medical patients with appetite loss

Why indica produces these effects: Modern research suggests indica's relaxing effects come primarily from its terpene profile and cannabinoid ratios rather than genetics alone. Indica strains typically contain higher levels of myrcene, a sedating terpene that enhances THC's ability to cross the blood-brain barrier. According to cannabis research, myrcene levels above 0.5% produce notably sedating effects.

Best Uses for Indica Strains

When indica makes sense: Based on serving thousands of San Jose residents, we recommend indica-dominant products for specific situations and times.

Evening and nighttime use:

• Post-work relaxation: Transitioning from Silicon Valley's high-stress work environment to home life
• Pre-sleep routine: Consumed 1-2 hours before bed for improved sleep quality
• Weekend unwinding: Deep relaxation without next-day obligations

Medical applications:

• Chronic pain management: Arthritis, fibromyalgia, back pain, nerve pain
• Insomnia treatment: Difficulty falling or staying asleep
• Anxiety and stress: Particularly physical manifestations like muscle tension
• Appetite stimulation: For patients undergoing chemotherapy or dealing with eating disorders

Lifestyle situations:

• Movie marathons: Enhanced enjoyment without restlessness
• Massage and spa days: Amplified relaxation during therapeutic treatments
• Meditation and yoga: Deeper physical release in restorative practices
• Creative pursuits: When seeking relaxed, non-judgmental creative space

Popular Indica Strains at Purple Lotus

Top indica recommendations from our inventory:

Granddaddy Purple: California classic combining Big Bud and Purple Urkle genetics. Sweet grape and berry aroma with deeply sedating effects. Perfect for severe insomnia and chronic pain. Available in flower, pre-rolls, and concentrate forms.

Northern Lights: Legendary strain from the Pacific Northwest, now a staple in our selection. Earthy, sweet profile with powerful relaxation without excessive sedation. Ideal for stress relief while remaining functional.

Skywalker OG: Potent indica cross between Skywalker and OG Kush, popular among our downtown San Jose customers. Offers full-body relaxation with mild euphoria, excellent for evening use.

Bubba Kush: Coffee and chocolate undertones with tranquilizing effects. One of the strongest indica experiences available. Recommended for experienced users seeking maximum relaxation.

Purple Punch: Modern favorite at our Commercial Street location, crossing Larry OG with Granddaddy Purple. Sweet grape soda flavor with narcotic-like body effects, exceptional for sleep.

Sativa Strains: Energy, Focus, and Creativity ☀️

Sativa Characteristics and Effects

The cerebral, energizing experience: Sativa-dominant strains provide the counterpoint to indica's sedation, offering uplifting, mentally stimulating effects that work with your day rather than against it.

Typical sativa effects:

• Mental stimulation: Increased creativity, rapid thought processing, enhanced idea generation
• Physical energy: Motivation to move, exercise, and engage in activities
• Mood elevation: Happiness, giggles, optimism, social enthusiasm
• Focus enhancement: Improved concentration on tasks, though sometimes scattered at high doses
• Appetite suppression: Less "munchies" compared to indica strains

The science behind sativa's energy: Sativa effects likely result from higher concentrations of energizing terpenes like limonene and pinene, along with different THC:CBD ratios. Cannabis research suggests sativa varieties often contain terpene profiles that promote alertness and mental clarity rather than sedation.

Important caveat: High THC sativa strains can trigger anxiety in sensitive individuals. Start with lower doses or balanced CBD:THC products if you're anxiety-prone.

Best Uses for Sativa Strains

When sativa makes sense: Our San Jose customers prefer sativa-dominant products for daytime activities and social situations.

Daytime and active use:

• Morning consumption: Replacing or complementing coffee for awakened start
• Afternoon productivity: Maintaining energy and focus during work projects (when appropriate and legal)
• Physical activities: Hiking, yoga, gym sessions, outdoor adventures
• Creative work: Writing, art, music, brainstorming sessions

Social situations:

• Parties and gatherings: Enhanced sociability and conversation flow
• Concerts and events: Energized enjoyment of live entertainment
• Social outings: Museum visits, farmers markets, exploring downtown San Jose
• Dating and romance: Uplifted mood and increased sensory awareness

Medical applications:

• Depression: Mood elevation and motivation boost
• Fatigue: Energy increase for chronic fatigue syndrome or post-treatment recovery
• ADHD: Focus enhancement (though results vary individually)
• Appetite suppression: For patients managing weight

Popular Sativa Strains at Purple Lotus

Top sativa recommendations:

Durban Poison: Pure South African landrace sativa, rare in its genetic purity. Sweet licorice and pine flavor with clear-headed, energetic high. Excellent for daytime use without anxiety.

Green Crack: Controversial name, exceptional effects. Provides intense energy burst and sharp mental focus. Popular among our tech worker customers for weekend projects and creative work.

Jack Herer: Named for legendary cannabis activist, this strain combines Haze, Northern Lights #5, and Shiva Skunk. Balanced sativa effects with mood elevation and creativity without excessive racing thoughts. Available across multiple product categories.

Sour Diesel: East Coast classic with pungent diesel aroma. Fast-acting, energizing, and motivating. Ideal for social situations and active pursuits. One of the most requested strains at both our locations.

Super Lemon Haze: Award-winning strain with intense lemon citrus flavor. Provides energetic euphoria with strong mood elevation. Perfect for combating depression and fatigue.

Hybrid Strains: The Best of Both Worlds ⚖️

Understanding Hybrid Cannabis

Intentional genetic blending: Hybrid strains represent deliberate crosses between indica and sativa genetics, designed to capture specific desirable traits from each parent. Modern cannabis breeding has created hybrids ranging from slightly indica-dominant to perfectly balanced to sativa-leaning.

Hybrid classification system:

• Indica-dominant hybrids (70/30 to 60/40): Primarily relaxing effects with subtle mental uplift. Example: Purple Lotus favorites like Wedding Cake and Gelato
• Balanced hybrids (50/50): Equal parts relaxation and energy, offering versatility for multiple situations. Example: Blue Dream, the most popular strain in California
• Sativa-dominant hybrids (60/40 to 70/30): Energizing effects with physical relaxation preventing anxiety. Example: Trainwreck and Strawberry Cough

Why hybrids dominate the market: Visit our San Jose dispensary and you'll notice that most strains are technically hybrids. This reflects both consumer preferences for balanced effects and breeders' success at combining desirable traits while minimizing negatives like paranoia or excessive sedation.

Benefits of Hybrid Strains

The versatility advantage: Hybrids offer flexibility that pure indica or sativa strains can't match.

Customized experiences:

• Daytime hybrids: Sativa-leaning for productivity without jitters
• Evening hybrids: Indica-dominant for relaxation without heavy sedation
• Social hybrids: Balanced genetics for enhanced interaction without couch-lock
• Functional hybrids: Enough energy to remain active with anxiety-reducing body relaxation

Reduced side effects:

• Less anxiety: Indica genetics temper sativa's potential paranoia
• Avoided couch-lock: Sativa influence prevents excessive sedation
• Balanced appetite effects: Neither extreme hunger nor complete suppression
• Manageable duration: Effects often shorter than pure strain extremes

Medical versatility:

• Multiple symptom management: Addressing both pain and mood simultaneously
• Adjustable dosing: Fine-tune effects based on time of day and activities
• Fewer negative reactions: Balanced genetics suit more patients

Popular Hybrid Strains at Purple Lotus

Our most-requested hybrids:

Blue Dream: California's #1 strain for nearly a decade. Sativa-dominant hybrid (60/40) crossing Blueberry indica with Haze sativa. Sweet berry flavor with balanced full-body relaxation and gentle cerebral invigoration. Perfect introduction to cannabis for beginners.

Wedding Cake: Indica-dominant hybrid (60/40) also known as Pink Cookies. Crossing Cherry Pie with Girl Scout Cookies creates sweet vanilla frosting flavor with euphoric relaxation. Excellent for stress relief while maintaining some mental clarity. Consistently sells out at both locations.

Gelato: Balanced hybrid crossing Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint GSC. Dessert-like flavor profile with powerful euphoria and full-body effects. Popular among experienced users at our downtown location for its potency and flavor.

OG Kush: Legendary hybrid of unknown genetics (likely Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani Kush). Slightly indica-dominant with complex fuel, lemon, and spice profile. Provides stress relief and mood elevation without heavy sedation. Foundation genetics for dozens of modern strains.

Gorilla Glue #4: Balanced hybrid crossing Chem's Sister, Sour Dubb, and Chocolate Diesel. Extremely resinous with powerful full-body relaxation and mental euphoria. One of the most potent strains available in our selection, best for experienced consumers.

How to Choose the Right Strain Type for Your Needs 🎯

The Decision Framework

Moving beyond indica vs sativa: While the classification helps, choosing the right cannabis experience requires considering multiple factors beyond simple categorization.

Consider these elements:

Time of day:

• Morning/early afternoon: Sativa or sativa-dominant hybrid for energy
• Late afternoon/early evening: Balanced hybrid or indica-leaning hybrid for transition
• Night/bedtime: Indica or indica-dominant hybrid for sleep

Your activities:

• Physical activities: Sativa for energy, or balanced hybrid for relaxed engagement
• Social situations: Sativa for chattiness, or balanced hybrid to avoid anxiety
• Creative work: Sativa for idea generation, or hybrid for sustained focus
• Relaxation: Indica for deep rest, or indica-hybrid to maintain some awareness

Your experience level:

• First-time users: Start with balanced hybrids at low doses, available through consultation with our team
• Occasional users: Branch into indica or sativa territory with guidance
• Regular consumers: Explore full spectrum based on specific needs

Your physical/mental state:

• Anxiety-prone: Indica-dominant or balanced hybrids with CBD
• Depression: Sativa or uplifting hybrids
• Pain/inflammation: Indica or indica-dominant hybrids
• Fatigue: Sativa or sativa-dominant hybrids
• Sleep issues: Strong indica strains

The Purple Lotus Strain Selection Process

How we help San Jose customers find their perfect match:

Step 1: Consultation Visit either location for personalized guidance. Our licensed budtenders ask about:

• Your experience level with cannabis
• Desired effects and situations for use
• Previous strains you've enjoyed or disliked
• Any medical conditions or sensitivities
• Consumption method preferences

Step 2: Education We explain terpene profiles, cannabinoid ratios, and how they interact with indica/sativa genetics. This knowledge empowers you to make informed choices beyond simple categorization.

Step 3: Sampling strategy Start with small amounts of 2-3 different strain types:

• One indica or indica-dominant hybrid
• One balanced hybrid
• One sativa or sativa-dominant hybrid

Step 4: Refinement Return with feedback about your experiences. We adjust recommendations based on what worked and what didn't, narrowing in on your ideal profiles.

Step 5: Expansion Once you've found reliable favorites, we introduce you to similar strains with subtle variations, expanding your cannabis palette while maintaining reliability.

Common Selection Mistakes to Avoid

Pitfall #1: Relying solely on indica/sativa labels Two "indica" strains can produce vastly different effects based on terpene profiles, THC levels, and specific genetics. Always ask about the particular strain's characteristics beyond its broad category.

Solution: Learn to read lab results available on our website and in-store. Look for terpene percentages, THC content, and CBD ratios.

Pitfall #2: Choosing based on potency alone The highest THC percentage doesn't guarantee the best experience. A 30% THC indica might be overwhelming and unpleasant compared to a well-balanced 20% THC hybrid with complementary terpenes.

Solution: Focus on effect profiles and terpene content rather than chasing maximum THC numbers. Many experienced users prefer the 18-24% THC range for balanced, enjoyable experiences.

Pitfall #3: Ignoring consumption method The same strain produces different effects when smoked as flower, consumed as an edible, or vaped as concentrate. Indica edibles are particularly sedating compared to smoking the same genetics.

Solution: Discuss your preferred consumption method with our staff. We'll recommend appropriate products and dosages for your chosen format.

Pitfall #4: Using strains at wrong times Even experienced users sometimes reach for energizing sativa when they need relaxation, or choose sedating indica when they have afternoon plans.

Solution: Keep different strain types on hand for different situations. Build a small collection rather than buying quantity of a single strain.

Beyond Indica and Sativa: The Future of Cannabis Classification 🔬

Terpenes: The Real Difference Maker

Why terpenes matter more than ever: Modern cannabis science increasingly focuses on terpenes—the aromatic compounds that give cannabis its smell and significantly influence effects.

Key terpenes and their effects:

Myrcene (earthy, musky aroma):

• Most common terpene in cannabis
• Produces sedating, muscle-relaxing effects
• Found in high concentrations in indica strains
• Also present in hops, lemongrass, and mangoes

Limonene (citrus aroma):

• Second most common terpene
• Creates uplifting, mood-elevating effects
• Associated with sativa strains
• Also found in lemon rinds and juniper

Pinene (pine aroma):

• Promotes alertness and memory retention
• Counteracts some THC-induced impairment
• Common in sativa varieties
• Also present in pine needles and rosemary

Linalool (floral, lavender aroma):

• Produces calming, anti-anxiety effects
• Contributes to indica's relaxing properties
• Also found in lavender and coriander

Caryophyllene (peppery, spicy aroma):

• Unique ability to interact with CB2 receptors
• Provides anti-inflammatory effects without psychoactivity
• Present across all strain types
• Also found in black pepper and cloves

The entourage effect: Terpenes work synergistically with THC, CBD, and other cannabinoids to create each strain's unique effect profile. This explains why two strains with identical THC percentages feel completely different—their terpene profiles differ.

The Chemotype Classification System

Moving toward scientific precision: Some industry leaders advocate replacing indica/sativa with chemotype classification based on cannabinoid and terpene profiles.

Chemotype categories:

Type I (THC-dominant):

• High THC, low CBD (typical recreational strains)
• Most potent psychoactive effects
• Available across our product categories

Type II (Balanced THC:CBD):

• Roughly equal THC and CBD levels
• Reduced psychoactivity with maintained therapeutic benefits
• Excellent for anxiety-prone users
• Growing in popularity at our locations

Type III (CBD-dominant):

• High CBD, low THC (under 1%)
• Minimal psychoactive effects
• Maximum therapeutic potential
• Available in various formats

The practical challenge: While scientifically superior, chemotype classification requires cannabis education beyond most consumers' current knowledge. The indica/sativa framework remains useful for its simplicity and familiarity.

Our Approach: Best of Both Systems

Combining traditional and modern classification: At San Jose's family-owned cannabis store, we use indica/sativa categories as starting points while educating customers about terpenes and chemotypes.

Our three-tier education system:

Level 1 - Beginners: Focus on indica/sativa/hybrid categories for initial orientation. Provide simple effect descriptions and clear use case recommendations.

Level 2 - Intermediate: Introduce major terpenes and their effects. Help customers identify preferences beyond broad categories. Recommend specific genetics based on past experiences.

Level 3 - Advanced: Discuss full terpene profiles, THC:CBD ratios, and cannabinoid content. Guide toward strain selection based on complete chemical composition rather than category alone.

Practical Application: Your First Strain Purchase 🛍️

Beginner's Strain Selection Guide

If you're new to cannabis or returning after years away:

For daytime/social use:

Blue Dream (balanced hybrid) - Most forgiving introduction to cannabis

Harlequin (high-CBD sativa) - Energy without anxiety

ACDC (CBD-dominant) - Subtle effects, maximum safety

For evening relaxation:

Granddaddy Purple (indica) - Reliable, pleasant relaxation

Northern Lights (indica) - Classic effects, widely available

Wedding Cake (indica-hybrid) - Modern favorite with manageable potency

For balanced all-day use:

Blue Dream (60/40 sativa hybrid) - Versatile, forgiving

OG Kush (balanced hybrid) - Legendary reliability

Gelato (balanced hybrid) - Flavorful, moderate effects

Starting protocol:

• Purchase 3.5 grams (⅛ ounce) of 2-3 different types
• Try one type at a time with at least 24 hours between different strains
• Start with just one or two inhalations if smoking/vaping
• Take 5mg or less if using edibles
• Document your experiences in a simple journal
• Return to our dispensary with feedback

Product Format Considerations

How strain type affects different products:

Flower: Most straightforward expression of genetics. Effects onset within minutes, allowing real-time adjustment. Browse our flower selection for full strain variety.

Pre-rolls: Convenient but less control over consumption speed. Ideal for trying new strains without commitment to larger quantities. Pre-roll options across all strain types.

Vape cartridges: Discreet, precise dosing. Effects similar to flower but faster onset and shorter duration. Strain-specific vape options from trusted brands like STIIIZY.

Edibles: Indica dominates this category due to extended, body-focused effects. Edible products typically indicate strain type on packaging.

Concentrates: Most potent form, best for experienced users. Strain type significantly influences experience. Concentrate selection requires knowledge of both strain and extraction method.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cannabis Strain Types 💬

"What's the real difference between indica and sativa if they're all hybrids now?" While pure landrace genetics are rare, the indica/sativa distinction still reflects real differences in cannabinoid and terpene profiles that produce characteristic effects. Strains labeled "indica" typically contain higher myrcene levels creating sedating effects, while "sativa" strains have more energizing terpenes like limonene and pinene. Visit our knowledgeable team in San Jose for detailed explanations of specific strain profiles.

"Can sativa strains really make me anxious, or is that just a myth?" It's not a myth—high-THC sativa strains can trigger anxiety in sensitive individuals, particularly at high doses. The combination of intense cerebral effects and increased heart rate creates physical sensations some interpret as anxiety. If you're anxiety-prone, try balanced hybrids with CBD content or indica-dominant strains, which produce calmer experiences. Our staff can recommend specific low-anxiety strains based on your sensitivity.

"Why do some indica strains energize me while some sativas make me sleepy?" Individual body chemistry, tolerance levels, and terpene profiles all influence effects beyond simple indica/sativa classification. Your unique endocannabinoid system processes cannabinoids differently than others. Additionally, consumption timing (empty stomach vs. after meals), setting, and expectation influence experience. This variability underscores why consultation with our cannabis experts matters—we help you find strains that work with your specific physiology.

"Should I match my strain to my personality type?" There's no evidence that personality type determines optimal strain preference, though some patterns emerge. Active, social people often enjoy sativa's energy boost, while introspective individuals may prefer indica's contemplative effects. However, we recommend choosing based on desired effects for specific situations rather than personality alone. Explore different strain types to discover what works for your various needs.

"Do indica and sativa plants really look different?" Historically, yes—indica plants were short and bushy while sativa plants grew tall and lanky. However, decades of cross-breeding means modern plants often show mixed morphology regardless of effect profile. Some "indica" strains grow tall, while some "sativas" stay compact. The plant's appearance doesn't reliably predict effects. Focus on cannabinoid and terpene content available on lab-tested products rather than growth characteristics.

"What's the best strain type for first-time users in San Jose?" Balanced hybrids like Blue Dream offer the most forgiving introduction to cannabis, providing pleasant effects without overwhelming sedation or anxiety risk. However, the "best" first strain depends on your intended use time and desired effects. Schedule a consultation at either location—our team specializes in first-time user guidance, ensuring your initial experience is positive and safe.

Mastering Strain Selection for Your Cannabis Journey 🌟

Understanding indica, sativa, and hybrid classifications transforms cannabis from mysterious plant medicine into a sophisticated wellness tool tailored to your specific needs. While modern genetics and terpene science reveal these categories' limitations, they remain invaluable frameworks for navigating the vast cannabis landscape, especially for those just beginning their journey.

The key takeaways: Indica strains provide relaxation and physical relief ideal for evening use and sleep. Sativa strains offer energy and mental stimulation perfect for daytime activities and creativity. Hybrid strains blend characteristics from both, creating balanced experiences suitable for various situations. However, individual strain characteristics matter more than broad categories—two "indica" strains can differ dramatically based on terpene profiles and cannabinoid ratios.

Your personalized path forward: The cannabis experience is deeply personal. What works perfectly for one person might not suit another, even within the same strain category. Success comes from thoughtful experimentation, careful observation of your responses, and willingness to adjust based on results. This is where our 15 years of San Jose expertise becomes invaluable—we've guided thousands through this discovery process, helping them identify patterns in their preferences and find strains that consistently deliver desired effects.

Beyond the labels: As you develop experience, you'll naturally progress from indica/sativa thinking to recognizing specific genetics, terpene profiles, and cannabinoid ratios that work for your unique endocannabinoid system. You'll learn that certain myrcene-heavy strains produce your preferred relaxation, or that limonene-rich varieties consistently elevate your mood. This deeper understanding, combined with our expert guidance, elevates cannabis from simple consumption to refined personal wellness practice.

Ready to discover your ideal cannabis experience?

Visit our San Jose locations today for personalized strain consultations backed by 15+ years of expertise. From first-time exploration to advanced refinement, we're your partners in cannabis education and discovery.

Your perfect strain awaits at San Jose's trusted cannabis source.

Explore Strain Types at Purple Lotus:

🏪 Visit Our Locations:

• Commercial Street: 752 Commercial St, San Jose - Complete indica, sativa, and hybrid selection with expert guidance
• Downtown: 66 W Santa Clara St, San Jose - Convenient access to full strain variety near SJSU and downtown businesses

🛒 Shop by Strain Type:

• Indica Collection: Premium relaxation strains from Granddaddy Purple to Northern Lights
• Sativa Selection: Energizing varieties including Durban Poison and Sour Diesel
• Hybrid Options: Balanced favorites like Blue Dream, Wedding Cake, and Gelato
• Pre-Rolls: Try different strain types without larger commitments
• Expert Consultation: Call (408) 456-0420 for personalized strain matching

💎 Purple Lotus Advantages:

• 5% Rewards Program: Earn points while exploring different strain types
• Lab-Tested Quality: Verified cannabinoid and terpene profiles for informed choices
• 15+ Years Expertise: Thousands of satisfied customers trust our strain recommendations
• Strain-Specific Guidance: Detailed information on each product's effects and best uses

📚 Continue Learning:

• Cannabis Education Blog: Deep dives into strains, products, and consumption methods
• Product FAQs: Common questions about strain selection and effects
• Contact Our Experts: Personalized guidance for your specific needs and goals

Purple Lotus - Guiding San Jose's Cannabis Journey Since 2010

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