CMAC55
CMAC55
Overview
CMAC55 is a limited-release hybrid cannabis strain created by Curtis Crosses, combining genetics from the renowned ReeferMattness cut of Capulator's MAC V2 with Curt's Kush F3. This strain represents a fusion of elite MAC genetics with OG Kush lineage, as Curt's Kush F3 is described as OG Kush BX5 crossed with Blue Dream and Stardawg. The strain is noted for having 'ridiculous bag appeal' and distinctive aromatic characteristics featuring hints of skunky sour apples, which sets it apart from its parent strains.
As a relatively rare strain with limited commercial availability, CMAC55 has not been widely distributed or extensively documented in cannabis databases. The strain inherits the coveted MAC genetics that have made the MAC family famous for their potent effects, dense trichome production, and unique flavor profiles. Given its MAC V2 parentage, users can expect the strain to exhibit characteristics typical of the MAC lineage, including balanced hybrid effects and exceptional resin production. However, detailed information about specific cannabinoid profiles, terpene content, and comprehensive user reviews remains scarce due to the strain's limited release and specialized breeding origin.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users may find relief from stress
- Potentially helpful for depression
- May assist with pain management
- Could help with appetite stimulation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
CMAC55 can be cultivated indoors with a flowering time of approximately 60 days. The strain is available only as regular seeds and has never been released as feminized seeds, making cultivation more challenging for home growers. Indoor growing is recommended due to the strain's specialized genetics and limited availability. Growers should expect typical MAC-family characteristics including dense, resinous buds with heavy trichome production. The strain likely requires intermediate to advanced growing skills due to its elite genetic background and limited cultivation information available.