Mac and Cheese

Nothing hits quite like a heaping bowl of Mac and Cheese. This Miracle Alien Cookies (MAC) cross from Capulator really brings the funk. Based off the successful MAC, Capulator added a strong cheese cross, Alien Cheese, that really creates a bouquet of odd flavors and effects that combine to make one sensational strain. If you’re looking for something just a little different than the more popular strains of today, try Mac and Cheese. 

Mac and Cheese is saturated in indica genetics, with a slight sativa influence. In the indoor garden, expect a small to medium sized bush that grows strong and stout.  The buds get tight and dense, making this a medium/high producer in terms of yield. Overall it takes about 60 days to finish flowering. Mac and Cheese makes a good production strain and quite a few dispensaries have picked it up. 

At first look, the bud appears just completely coated in large, bulbous trichomes that burst out like sugar crystals when breaking up a bud. Behind this white crust, lays the deep greens and occasional purple hues you would expect from an indica. The aroma while crumbling a nugget is that of sour cream and fruit, it’s sharp, tickles the nose and lifts an eyebrow. It really does have a creamy like quality to the smell just a little different from the norm. 

Mac and Cheese has gained a reputation over the years for its almost debilitating high. This is great if you’re taking a self-care day at home and not getting off the couch. But, this is one of those strains that just hits so hard that social interactions can be a little tough and trying to focus on a task is going to be a chore. 

If you are looking for the quintessential indica high, grab some Mac and Cheese. Pack up your favorite bowl, plop your butt in front of the tube, and take a break. Mac and Cheese provides something a little exotic in terms of flavors and makes a welcome change to the typical. Seeds are available at most reputable seed dealers and flower and concentrates of this strain are available at select dispensaries.