Just out of curiosity, can you completely eliminate the "couch lock" effect of an indica by harvesting before it goes amber? Has anyone ever tried that? Or can you turn a sativa into more of an "indica body buzz" by harvesting late?

I'm guessing an indica would still be more "stoney" then the sativa, and that both genetics and harvest time comes into play. But I've just never experimented to that degree. I've just always wondered if the "indica / sativa" high differences are not so important when compared to the harvest time. Or is the strain the biggest determinant? Or are they like 50/50 in importance as far as determining the type of high?

Has anyone ever played around with all those factors trying to answer that question?

Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
I go for 10% amber on indicas and a little more on sats. My friend and smoking buddy would go for <100% cloudy on everything if ya let him, lol... he likes to fly around buzzing like a bumblebee. Personal preference; it pays to know your strain and your tastes.