The C4 flower is large and has a spherical shape to its chunks. The leaves on the plant are spring green with yellow and orange hairs. The two colours more or less blend in together. On the bigger buds, users will find trichomes that have a syrupy texture.
Upon consumption, the C4 bud has a hash-like taste to it, due to the Afghani’s influence. However, there is also an incense-like aroma as well and the flavours of citrus and pine leave a soothing aftertaste.
When smoking the bud, users will feel a loosening of their joints and muscles. The bud gives the whole body a relaxing sensation that is met with a blissful rise in their mood. It is known for giving a mental stimulation to enhance psychedelic experiences when watching a movie or listening to a song. Furthermore, C4 is known for giving the user a great sense of enjoyment in creating art, exercising and even arousing feelings. If the user continues to consume C4, the eventual indica effects of the strain will kick in, resulting in a sedentary position.
The bud is known for its versatile use in medical practices. C4 can help relieve stress, anxiety, depression and PTSD. It is also known to treat aches and pains and ease stomach pains. Furthermore, the bud can assist in helping an insomniac to sleep.
The plants take between 7 to 8 weeks to flower and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. They have to be kept in a semi-humid climate of temperatures between 72- and 80-degrees Fahrenheit. C4 can be consumed at any time of the day. It is a benefit to doing activities and completing tasks but will eventually become an indica couch-lock bud when overconsumed.
