straight sativas are just too tall, and long-flowering, for most indoor growers to consider ... I am one of the few that doesn't mind a plant that takes 6-7 months to finish ... also, many sativas can be very finicky, and difficult to keep happy ... generally, the hybrids give better all-around results ... one exception to this, is Cinderella 99 ... a top-tier sativa, that has been bred to grow easily, has very little odor, (lemon-scent), and a soaring high ... there are only a few sources for Cinderella 99, which was originally bred by the 'Bros. Grimm' a few years ago ... I have seen, and tried a few different ones, but I think Joey Weed's Cinderella 99, is the only one that has kept true to the original genetics ... it is only available (as far as I know) from Hemp Depot ... it isn't expensive, and they stealth-ship everywhere ... I've done business with them several times, and they are top-notch :thumbsup: ... Joey Weed is an outstanding breeder, a well-kept secret in our little world of growing (whoops, now I gave it away ) ... P.S., an earlier post wasn't correct ... the indicas are the plant with the larger yield, denser buds, as a general rule, sativas tend to be smaller, fluffy bud groups ... :jointsmile: