which can tolerate dryness more, indica or sativa?

I live in a dry desert where the humidity averages about 25% usually, Im growing an autoflowering sativa dominant plant(amnesia haze+lowryder) and its not doing too good, its like 7-8 weeks old and only about 5 inches tall and isnt getting taller although the bud is getting fatter. its supposed to grow to around 2ft tall, I believe dryness and heat is causing it to stay so small

will an indica or sativa do better in a dry desert?

also the temps are very variable at night and day here, in the day it gets as hot as 95-96f these days while in the night/early morning its about 75 but can be as low as 67, how will this effect the plants growth?

also
can strong winds cause the thc/resin to be blown off the plant?

any1????????????

any opinions?
or is it solely dependant on the strain

well i am in oz and where i am i find sativa's handle my type of hot dry climate ,
and 50 kilometers south east near the coast the indica seems to do better in the more humid weather.
but there are probably a lot of unknown factors in there...

its the strain not the feel it is.

yea im actually thinking its more dependant on the strain now as im currently growing a sativa dominant plant (autoflower amnesia haze+lowryder) and its growing awfully slow... the humidity here is 10% right now and its also 90 degrees outside, I need a strain that can tolerate this type of weather

try mandala seeds they all made for heat amd hot weather two are even made for tropical weather and are f1 hybrids

wind is good for your plants. it'll build strong stems/roots