This is Flower

Cannabis evolved to grow naturally in many parts of the world. In its original form, the plant adapted to local growing conditions to create a variety of original strains called ‘landraces’. Landraces are divided into two main categories, Cannabis Sativa and Cannabis Indica, which describe the physical properties of the plant in its indigenous state. Sativa strains grow in warmer environments that support a tall, slender plant—up to nine feet in height. Indica strains come originally from the mountainous areas of Nepal and India where the plant adapted to life in tougher conditions by growing shorter and sturdier. The thousands of strains commercially available today all trace back to landraces. (request the full report here)