SALE - MAC Cookies - Purple Caper Seeds Cannabis Seeds

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Potent strain with 60% Indica and 40% Sativa genetics. 10-week flowering time, THC over 25%, yields 500-600g/sqm.

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Purple Caper Seeds presents MAC Cookies, a potent strain resulting from the crossbreeding of MAC (Miracle Alien Cookies) with Girl Scout Cookies (OG Kush x Durban Poison).

With a genetic composition of around 60% Indica and 40% Sativa, MAC Cookies offers a well-balanced experience for cannabis enthusiasts. The flowering time for this photoperiod strain is approximately 10 weeks, making it suitable for those willing to invest a bit more time in cultivation.

Growers can anticipate robust yields, with MAC Cookies delivering an average of 500-600 grams per square meter. The THC content is expected to be over 25%, indicating a high level of potency. Additionally, the strain boasts minimal CBD content, staying under 1%.

MAC Cookies is a feminized weed seed variety, ensuring consistency and predictability in the cultivation process. It is considered a slight variation of the well-loved Girl Scout Cookies, known for its delicious flavor profile and potent effects.

Strain FAQ

How has the Girl Scout Cookies strain been received?

Despite its youth, GSC has won several Cannabis Cups for its sweet, earthy scent and strong euphoric effects. It is said to relieve pain and nausea and is generally very well regarded.

Does this strain's South American heritage mean anything for resiience?

South American cannabis cultivars are said to be resistant to pests and illnesses due to their wide variety of environmental adaptations. They are ideal for breeding programmes that aim to strengthen cannabis plants due to their resilience.

How have breeders improved medium flowering time strains' pest and disease resistance?

In pest-prone areas, selective breeding has made some medium-flowering cultivars more resistant to pests and illnesses. Increased resistance is said to be able to reduce chemical treatment use, enabling healthier output and decreasing maintenance.