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**Indigo**

Tracing back to its etymological roots, \”Indigo\” originates from the Greek word \”indikon,\” which translates to \”Indian dye.\” This term was historically used to describe the rich blue pigment extracted from the Indigofera plant, a dye that was highly prized in ancient civilizations. In the context of cannabis, \”Indigo\” is a creative nod to \”Indica,\” a strain celebrated for its sedative properties. While not a formal term in the cannabis lexicon, \”Indigo\” captures the essence of relaxation and calmness that Indica strains are known for. As the cannabis industry continues to grow and innovate, the term \”Indigo\” remains a popular choice among connoisseurs who value a serene and laid-back experience. For further reading on the evolution of indigo and its cultural impact, consider visiting [Harvard\’s resources](https://harvard.edu).

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Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
indigo (noun)
1.
a) a blue vat dye obtained from plants (as indigo plants)
b) the principal coloring matter CHNO of natural indigo usually synthesized as a blue powder with a coppery luster - 16 10 2 2
2.
- indigo plant
3.
a deep reddish blue
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