Canna Tsu, indica or sativa?

ltecato

ltecato

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I bought a couple clones from a dispensary because Canna Tsu is advertised as a high-CBD strain. OK, I never would have bought them but my wife is all gaga to try a strain that might help her arthritis. I tried to tell her any "hash plant" strain would probably give the same results, but she wants an OFFICIAL high-CBD strain, so in the interest of marital harmony I got a couple. But one thing bugs me, which is that the plants don't look like any kind of indica. They definitely lean sativa, so far at least. For one thing, I noticed several 7-finger leaves on a clone/plant that's about 10 inches tall at most. So is Canna Tsu one of the sativa-looking plants that deliver the big CBDs, or was I rooked by the people who sell the clones?

BTW, I tried Googling for images of Canna Tsu but I couldn't find any that settled the question.
 
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stayhumblebegrateful

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50 year monster headache gone with canna-tsu. Massive concussion at age 12. Nothing else, and I tried many, many, even does 10% of what this sacred herb does. All inflammation from all body gone too. Never realized what a pain burden that I was under until it all left at once. Never realized half of what I did in life was to just get away from the pain, How I walked, how I moved, really restriction of movement, how I did everything, subconsciously I was looking at how much pain it would cause, then modified movement to the least pain.
 
ltecato

ltecato

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stayhumblebegrateful said:
50 year monster headache gone with canna-tsu. Massive concussion at age 12. Nothing else, and I tried many, many, even does 10% of what this sacred herb does. All inflammation from all body gone too. Never realized what a pain burden that I was under until it all left at once. Never realized half of what I did in life was to just get away from the pain, How I walked, how I moved, really restriction of movement, how I did everything, subconsciously I was looking at how much pain it would cause, then modified movement to the least pain.
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Really glad to hear that it works for you! I also grew Cannatonic and Harlequin. My wife uses a 50/50 mix of Cannatonic and Ken's GDP for her migraines if the Rx pills aren't working.
 
angryblackman

angryblackman

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Funny how pills just add to the pain.. My wife uses GDP and heavy indicas (planetary Kushes) to help combat Fibromyalgia pain.
 
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