The features on the Burkle flower include chunky rounded shapes. The spherical shapes of the plant have a solid core structure that are common among indica plants. The outer surface of the plant has a yellowish green colour that is merged with a deep purple colour, which is down to the anthocyanin pigments. It includes glittering trichomes that enhance the dewy appearance of the bud.
Burkle has a distinct scent of fruits including berry and plum fragrances. The earthy flower’s aroma can be tasted after exhaling, with the fruit and spice mixture leaving a savoury aftertaste.
The effects of the Burkle strain come into effect roughly 15 minutes after consumption. The user may experience mild hallucinations and the feeling of time going slower. The effects are best utilized for unwinding and daydreaming but certainly not for accomplishing any detail-oriented work.
After the continued effect of the bud, the user may experience a deeper sensation on the physical side. The bud has been known to give a numbing feeling of relaxation that is likely to free the user from any stresses or burdens.
It is advised to consume Burkle in the night-time as it effectively relaxes both the body and the mind. The common uses of the bud are to relieve stress, depression, anxiety and even help with patients that suffer from PTSD. It is also known to cure certain physical nuisances such as chronic aches and inflammatory pains. It is also known to help patients that suffer with paranoia.
It takes about 8 to 9 weeks for the Burkle plant to be ready for harvest. The bud has a tasty indica fragrance and is best used for relaxation after a long day or week for recreational purposes.
