Limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene are the top terpene contenders in MAC 1, so the flavor hits your palate with citrus paired with herbs, followed by nutty pistachios, a hint of sour cherry, and a little sweet cheese. Eventually, Miracle 15 was crossed with Alien Cookies F2 #7 to create MAC 1. Of the 15, a single seed germinated, and that plant became “Miracle 15” for obvious reasons. He also accidentally sent those seeds for a spin in the washing machine. After crossing Colombian and Starfighter, Cap harvested 15 seeds. Capulator (Cap) is an old-school, well-regarded breeder. MAC (Miracle Alien Cookies, and affectionately dubbed as the “Mother of All Cannabis”) 1 is the result of crossing Miracle 15 with Alien Cookies F2 #7. Thankfully one of those growers is Chemdog. Cap decided to make a rule for the MAC: Only growers who had put in the time and had a passion for the plant would get his genetics and cuts. What we have here is the Caps Cut version of his MAC1, so it’s coming from his personal crop. That Miracle 15 crossed with Alien Cookies F2 #7 to make the eventual MAC 1. Of the 15 seeds that germinated only one plant survived: “Miracle 15” pheno. With grandparent origins of Starfighter x Colombian, Cap forgot about seeds he got from that cross before the seeds survived an ill fated trip to the washing machine.

And his MAC 1 – short for “Miracle Alien Cookies” but also has been called “Mother of All Cannabis” – is the stuff of legend and song. Who’s Cap you may say? Short for Capulator, he is an old school breeder from the days of genetic message boards. Lucky for us, Chemdog is our head grower, and Chemdog happens to be one of the elite few to be trusted to grow Cap’s cut of MAC 1, which comes from his personal crop. Cap has one rule: Only those who could truly appreciate the strain could get access to his genetics and cuts. The MAC 1 strain (Cap’s cut) is the prime example.

Cap cut for mac