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Ghost Train Haze Strain Info

Learn all about Ghost Train Haze, a potent sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain known for its complex flavour profile of citrus, pine and diesel.

Published on September 7, 2021 | Last updated November 12, 2024

Featured Flower: Ghost Train Haze

STRAIN AT A GLANCE

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Aroma and taste: Earth, citrus, spice
Appearance: Dense and frosty buds, with a vibrant green colour and orange hairs
Common dominant terpenes: Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene, Terpinolene
Strain type: Sativa-dominant hybrid
Average THC:
 High     Average CBD: Low 

What Is Ghost Train Haze?

Ghost Train Haze is a high-THC sativa that’s known in part for its dense buds enveloped by truly frosty trichomes. 

Ghost Train Haze lineage

Ghost Train Haze was first bred by Rare Dankness, a Colorado-based cannabis genetics developer. It’s a cross between Nevil’s Wreck, a rare sativa-dominant hybrid also bred by Rare Dankness, and Ghost OG, an indica-dominant hybrid that descends from OG Kush.

Ghost Train Haze strain characteristics

This strain stands out for many reasons, specifically in its striking looks and earthy aromas and taste. The plant’s most notable characteristics include:

  • thick, bright green buds
  • covering of glistening trichomes
  • vibrant orange hairs (stigmas)
  • strong, hazy and layered scent
  • earthy, citrusy and piney aromas with a noticeable spiciness
  • earthy, spicy and peppery flavours

Potential effects of Ghost Train Haze

The short- and long-term effects of cannabis consumption are different for everyone, no matter the strain. If you’re considering exploring Ghost Train Haze, keep in mind that it has a high THC content, so as always, start low and go slow. Consuming higher amounts of THC is also associated with negative mental health outcomes in some consumers with a family history of mental illness.

The short-term effects of consuming cannabis can include:

  • feeling euphoric or “high”
  • decreased blood pressure
  • anxiety, fear, restlessness or panic
  • dry mouth
  • increased heart rate

Know that the effects and experience of consuming Ghost Train Haze will vary depending on many factors, such as the dosage, your individual tolerance and the method of consumption.

Ghost Train Haze Flower

Growing Ghost Train Haze

As a strain, Ghost Train Haze is relatively easy to grow, but for the best results, pay attention to watering, light and soil nutrition.

Climate
Ghost Train Haze thrives in warm, sunny, dry climates with long growing seasons. Outdoor growers should plant in a location with abundant sunlight. If you live in a cooler climate, think about using a greenhouse or adding extra protection to extend the growing season and shield your plants from unfavourable weather conditions.

Height and growing time
Indoors, Ghost Train Haze typically reaches between four and six feet in height and two or three feet across, though it may stretch taller and wider if grown outdoors.

Grown indoors, the flowering time is approximately 65 to 80 days. Outdoors, however, the flowering period can vary depending on the climate and specific growing conditions.

In warmer climates, Ghost Train Haze can be harvested in late October or early November, whereas it may be necessary to harvest a couple months earlier in cooler climates.


Thinking about growing cannabis out in your garden? 
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Yield
Te average yield of Ghost Train Haze falls between 25 and 30 grams per plant. 

Growing Ghost Train Haze 

Will I like  Ghost Train Haze?

If you’re looking for a potent sativa with thick, green buds, frosty trichomes and an earthy, zesty aroma, you might like Ghost Train Haze. This strain can have high THC content, so if you’re interested in trying it out, remember to start low and go slow.

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