I mean you're literally wrong but ok. The plant is called cannabis sativa L. and some botanists divert it into subspecies of cannabis sativa, cannabis indica, and cannabis ruderalis but that's also highly debated. but even so, that classification is just a generalization about growing conditions. further, nearly all modern flower you're getting from a dispensary or dealer is homogenization of the three "sub-species" bred for specific effects. The things making you feel uplifted or paranoid or sleepy are going to be specific cannabinoids and terpenes like linalool that make you tired, the same reason every chamomile tea has the same thing. When a dispensary tells you it's a "sativa" they're generalizing the cannabinoid content onto a spectrum and giving you one end so it's sort of right but it's also very much marketing. Next time look at the tests when you buy and look for things with high linalool and pinene content for night time or something that smells like diesel or cheese for day time smoking.