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ok thanks for the tips. you are actually the aggressor here so i dunno what your problem is. no where did i say i dont have bud that doesnt get me high for 3-4 hours. you made an assumption. if you must know, ive been working with cannabis cup winners and have found some amazing specimens. no matter how good it is, its still missing something from the strains of old. the quality is different. closest thing ive had to the dreamy hours long effects from thai strains is blueberry, flo, and blue heaven. the most exciting effects i get are found by crossing these out to as pure of a sativa as i can find. my favourite is a hawaiian sativa. by crossing dj shorts flo with that hawaiian gave me a strain that literally felt like an elevator going from the first floor all the way up to 100. the literal definition of getting lifted. so again. please do not assume i grow shitty weed. the f2 generation of a cross between an “indica” and a “sativa” is where you will find unique characteristics and highs. most breeding today is related to the chem dog and og kush family with hundreds of variations of the same genetics. my only point to any of my posts is to say that we need to forget about what we know about indica and sativa and make a new definition for them. i suggest calling indicas “afghanicas” from now on since its a more suitable name. and since Indica is derived from “India” which is in a tropic climate, i think we should call Sativas “indicas” now. what do you think?