About MAC
MAC was created by Capulator (a Michigan-born, California-based breeder), crossing Starfighter with Alien Cookies. The strain is renowned for its ridiculous resin production — the trichomes are so abundant they make the buds look white, like a bowl of sugary cereal (hence the 'Miracle Alien Cookies' name from a typo). MAC's aroma is complex and hard to pin down: creamy, citrus, earthy, and diesel with a funky backend. Its effects are balanced and potent, providing mental clarity with physical relaxation. The MAC 1 cut (a phenotype selected by Capulator) is considered the gold standard.
Flavor Profile
History
Capulator developed MAC in California and released it in the early 2010s. The strain became legendary for its bag appeal — the trichome coverage was so intense it became a benchmark for all commercial flower. The MAC 1 cut (a specific phenotype) became the most desired version and was widely cloned and distributed.
Notable breeders: Capulator
Genetic Background
Starfighter (Triangle Kush x Appalacchia) × Alien Cookies (GSC x Alien Dawg)
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from MAC:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the genetics of MAC?
MAC has a genetic lineage of Starfighter × Alien Cookies. Starfighter (Triangle Kush x Appalacchia) × Alien Cookies (GSC x Alien Dawg)
What is the THC content of MAC?
MAC typically tests at 21-27% THC with Low CBD.
What does MAC smell and taste like?
MAC has a Creamy, citrus, diesel, earth, funky, floral aroma profile, with flavors described as Cream, citrus, diesel, earth, floral, sweet.
What are the effects of MAC?
Users report Euphoric, creative, focused, relaxed, uplifting.
How long does MAC take to flower?
MAC has a flowering time of approximately 9-11 weeks. Plants grow to a medium height.
What is the history of MAC?
Capulator developed MAC in California and released it in the early 2010s. The strain became legendary for its bag appeal — the trichome coverage was so intense it became a benchmark for all commercial flower. The MAC 1 cut (a specific phenotype) became the most desired version and was widely cloned and distributed.
Medical Applications
MAC is commonly associated with: