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I see all these charts talking about milky Trichomes mean headie high while amber means more of a couchlock. I thought that the kind of high was determined by strain such as Sativas have the more energetic headie high while Indicas give the couchlock?
Anybody?
After going from a chalky color to an amber color, the trichomes actually start to degrade and THC will begin to convert to CBD, and other compounds. More of a THC high will produce an upbeat, social stone...while more CBD will just glue you to the couch. At least, I think that's how it works.
Sativas and indicas are primarily different in the way the plants grow, including flowering time, node formation, bud structure, amongst other things. They all produce THC in the end, in which the same trichome circumstances would still apply.
Alright so I was just misinformed on the difference in strains. Thanks now I know to let my baby wait :)