The C3 plant grows in large-size and has a spherical shape to it. It has a thick structure with tiny leaves. The leaves have a lime green colour that are complemented by orange hairs. The bud tends to be moist and sticky to touch.
When consuming C3, smokers will feel an earthy aroma that has a hint of fresh lemon. When crushing the bud to put it into a joint or a pipe, the C3 strain becomes harsher on the smoker and could cause coughing or watery eyes. There is an herbal taste to the bud after exhaling.
The initial genetic background of C3 is sativa which can be felt by a headrush after smoking it. However, once the true effects kick in, the user is put in a cerebral state that allows them to focus on objects or ideas and a single train of thought.
The bud is known to assist in adding excitement to otherwise boring chores such as washing up or grocery shopping. It has a productive effect on users that was to complete complicated detail-oriented tasks. It is also possible to use the other side of the C3 effect and space out whilst sedated. This gives the smoker the change to think deeply into certain things as their body muscles relax. The smoker will feel trippy sensations such as time passing slower and picking up on certain sounds and smells.
For medical purposes, C3 can be an ailment to certain mental health disorders such as stress, anxiety and depression. It is also known to treat certain pains and discomforts such as headaches, inflammation and nausea. The strain should not be consumed by patients that are prone to panic or have a low THC tolerance level.
C3 is a fantastic indica bud for users that want to either feel a sense of enjoyment in mundane tasks or want to crack on with some detail-oriented work. It is advised to be in a safe place for users that are consuming the bud for the first time.
