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Sativa strains are known for having a lot of limonene, which lifts your mood, and high levels of THC, the compound that makes you feel “high.” Many Australian growers buy Sativa cannabis seeds from Aussie Hemp Seeds because we’ve expertly bred them to deliver quality results.

What are Sativa Cannabis Seeds and How Do They Work?

Sativa seeds come from Sativa cannabis plants, which are known for their tall stature, longer flowering period, and uplifting, cerebral effects. 

You can tell if a strain is Sativa by looking at its appearance and growth traits, the aroma and flavour profile, as well as the cannabinoid and terpene composition. 

Sativa plants tend to be taller (5 to 18 feet) and lankier, with slender, pointed leaves.  

Sativas often smell fresh and earthy, with fruity or spicy hints. Their taste can be sweet, fruity, earthy, minty, or herbal. The aroma and flavour come from terpenes, with Sativas rich in limonene and pinene, giving them a citrusy and piney scent.

They have higher THC levels and lower CBD levels, which results in an energising and uplifting experience. 

Should I Grow Sativa as a Beginner?

Many experts say that beginners should stay away from Sativa strains, as they can grow tall and are difficult to grow for newbies. 

However, cannabis seeds are not a one-size-fits-all plant. Some autoflowering Sativas like the Blue Dream are more beginner-friendly than others.

Sativas like heat and humidity more than Indicas. If you grow outdoors and live in a hot, humid climate, Sativa-dominant strains may be the more suitable option.

What Cannabis Strain is 100% Sativa? 

A 100% Sativa cannabis strain is considered a pure Sativa with no traces of Indica in its genetic structure. 

A few strains are considered pure Sativa, such as Durban Poison. This strain is known for its energetic and uplifting effects, making it ideal for daytime use.

Most cannabis today is a hybrid of Sativa and Indica due to centuries of cross-breeding. 

Does Sativa Still Get You High? 

Yes, Sativa strains contain THC and produce a “high.” However, unlike Indica strains, Sativa tends to induce more cerebral, uplifting, and energising effects rather than the full-body relaxation associated with Indicas.

Sativa usually gives a “head high,” making you feel energised, and it is known for treating anxiety. 

Sativa strains are often considered ‘stronger’ than their Indica counterparts in terms of their psychoactive effects due to their higher THC content.

What is the Seed of Cannabis Sativa? 

 

The seed of Cannabis Sativa comes from the Sativa plant. These seeds grow into tall, thin-leafed plants and are favoured for their stimulating and euphoric effects. 

Sativa seeds are popular among growers seeking high-energy strains.

What Strain is 70% Sativa?

A strain with 70% Sativa genetics is considered a Sativa-dominant hybrid. At Aussie Hemp Seeds, you will find strains like Blue Dream, 5 Alive, and AK 47 with 70% Sativa. 

They are the best kind of cannabis to grow and consume if you want a blend of mental stimulation and a mild body high.

What are the Key Benefits of Growing Sativa Cannabis Seeds?

Due to their size, Sativas typically produce large yields, which offers a great challenge for growers aiming to improve their skills. 

Sativa plants grow larger than Indicas—with longer spaces between their nodes and branches—and have longer flowering stages (if not autos).

For recreational cannabis users, Sativa is an ideal weed strain to spark up their creativity, encourage inward reflection, and help them concentrate and ease a distracted mind.

Sativas do have distinct cannabinoid and terpene profiles compared to Indicas, providing a unique cannabis experience. 

How Long Does It Take for Sativa Cannabis Seeds to Grow? 

Sativa strains generally take longer to flower compared to Indica strains, with a flowering period of 10 to 14 weeks. Autoflowers grow faster and can flower in 8 to 10 weeks.

How to Grow Sativa Cannabis Plants?

The apical growth of Sativas can cause the main cola to overshadow other branches and bud sites, leading to a harvest with one large cola and many small “popcorn buds.” 

Because of this, growers usually prefer to grow Sativas or Sativa-dominant hybrids outdoors and Indicas or Indica-dominant plants indoors. 

To manage the height and stretch of Sativa plants, you can use smaller pots (5-7 litres) and reduce the duration of the vegetative stage. 

In a standard 1m tent, it’s best to grow just one Sativa plant at a time. Ensure optimal lighting, especially during the flowering stage, with 250-650-watt lights for good bud development.

Sativas need a lot of nutrients, so regularly monitor and adjust nutrient levels. Use soft, mushy soil to allow the plant’s roots to spread and absorb nutrients effectively.

Are There Sativa-dominant Autoflowering Seeds Available?

Yes, there are several Sativa-dominant autoflowering seeds available on Aussie Hemp Seeds. This includes the Bruce Banner Auto and Durban Poison Auto

Fans of Durban Poison love it for its pure Sativa effects. Likewise, when you consume Bruce Banner, it starts with a euphoric head rush that is cerebral and energizing. 

Sativa-dominant autos combine the energizing effects of Sativa with the convenience of autoflowering genetics. 

Autoflowering plants do not depend on light cycles to flower and have faster harvest times.

They’re also easier for beginners because they don’t need too much attention compared to photoperiods.

Autoflowering cannabis plants are usually short, typically 40–100 cm tall, making them ideal for discreet growers.

Where Can I Buy Sativa Cannabis Seeds? 

You can find high-quality, feminised, or autoflowering Sativa seeds at Aussie Hemp Seeds.  We’re proud to be a leading online marketplace for premium Sativa cannabis seeds in Australia. 

We carefully handpicked and bred the above collection of the best Sativa seeds with a focus on quality, germination success rate, resilience, and health.

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