C4’s pre-pack flower is grown in the highest standards, through our Clean Green® cultivation practices. Testing, on average, 5%-6% higher in THC than the national average for commercially grown strains, C4’s flower is known for its potency and complex terpene profiles.
Lemon Cookie OG (Girl Scout Cookie x Lemon Haze)
Strain Info: Your summer strain has arrived. Lemon Cookie OG from C4 is perfect for basking in the warm summer sun. A balanced cerebral and body high, this strain melts your anxiety away and won’t leave you jittery like some other sativa strains.
C4’s pre-pack flower is grown in the highest standards, through our Clean Green® cultivation practices. Testing, on average, 5%-6% higher in THC than the national average for commercially grown strains, C4’s flower is known for its potency and complex terpene profiles.
Lemon Cookie OG (Girl Scout Cookie x Lemon Haze)
Strain Info: Your summer strain has arrived. Lemon Cookie OG from C4 is perfect for basking in the warm summer sun. A balanced cerebral and body high, this strain melts your anxiety away and won’t leave you jittery like some other sativa strains.
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Founded in 2020 on the principle of a slow grow, Carroll County Cannabis Company is creating the blueprint for a responsibly, ethically, and organically managed cannabis cultivation. The very first cultivator to break ground in Missouri, C4 was also the first cannabis cultivator in the state to be Clean Green® Certified. Operating out of a 70,000 square foot facility in Carrollton, Missouri, Carroll County Cannabis Company specializes in cultivating cleaner, more potent, and exclusive flower strains, and concentrates. Committed to a greener cultivation, C4 is reducing its carbon footprint by decreasing single use plastics in cultivation, implementing regenerative agriculture practices through composting, and using more energy efficient methods in growing and harvesting. From seed to sell, C4 is the higher standard, naturally.
