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MAC plant #1 -Growing it: This pheno leaned towards it's indica parentage. Extremely vigorous and a heavy feeder during vegetation stage, and moderately high during flower. Super smooth growing her from start to finish. -Bag Appeal: Top shelf, stunning. Rock hard density, very large light green buds with a very low leaf to bract ratio, sparkling, purple hues, and an abundance of bright orange hairs. -Smell: Tangy citrus zest, gassy earth -Taste: TBD MAC plant #2 -Growing it: Very vigorous and a heavy feeder during vegetation stage. Late flowering issues with nutrient toxicity, but thats on me. -Bag Appeal: This pheno leaned towards its sativa parentage. Stacked bracts with slight horsetailing, long internodal spacing, and narrower leaf blades. Nice purple hues with an abundance of bright orange hairs. -Smell: So stinky. Gasoline lemon loam. -Taste: TBD

PK plant #4 -Growing it: Tough, due to mutations -Bag Appeal: This PK got a lot more color at the end, resulting in a nice purple tone on the main colas. Tightly trimmed, frosty, and a plethora of orange pistils. Looks great -Smell: Lemoncello cake frosting -Taste: TBD PK plant #3 -Growing it: Tough due to mutations. -Bag Appeal: Tightly trimmed and all bud, frosty, and a plethora of orange pistils. So frosty that white is more prominent than green. -Smell: Very sugary and almost sickly sweet, citrus undertones, like lemoncello cake frosting. A little earth. -Taste: TBD Overall: Both PK were crazy mutants and had issues from the start. Both had polyploid mutations (Ex: 23 leaf points, self-bifurcating stems that are thick and brittle, etc). The plant growth rates were very slow, and their structural form was a short, stocky typical indica. The PK beans were popped 1 week after the CBG and MACs, but they look like they missed 3 weeks of veg time. They had so many genetic issues that I can't say I've experienced the full potential of this strain.