Hi Whitebeach, sativas are typically higher in THC content than indicas and some of the other differences include regions where they originate from, medicinal properties, and yield. Sativa strains are typically from equatorial regions such as Thailand, Mexico, or Columbia whereas Indica strains are from higher altitudes such as Afghanistan, Turkey or Nepal. Sativa tends to grow taller and have a lower yield with a longer flowering period while Indica tends to be a shorter bushier growth with higher yields and a shorter flowering period (note that there are always exceptions to the rules). Sativa tends to provide a "heady" high that has practically no limits which can send you to the moon while Indica tends to put straps on your back attaching you to the couch. Sativa's higher THC is great for killing cancer while Indica's higher CBD is great for shrinking tumors, providing pain relief and increasing appetite.
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