GHOST TRAIN HAZE 1G DIAMOND CARTRIDGE

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First bred by Rare Dankness, Ghost Train Haze is a sativa cross of Ghost OG and Neville’s Wreck. Unlike typical sativas, Ghost Train Haze grows dense buds blanketed in white, crystal-capped trichomes. With a sour citrus and floral aroma, Ghost Train Haze delivers a potent dose of THC to knock out pain, depression, and appetite loss, but patients prone to anxiety should steer clear of this heavy-hitter. Low doses are conducive to concentration and creativity, but you may notice some cerebral haziness as you smoke more. Sourced from Leafly *Please add to cart all products for any deals that you would like or add order notes for specifics. If nothing added, we will default to filling the order as placed. All deals, discounts & incentives will be taken care of on our end automatically, just add what you want to your cart and we'll always get you the best deal available. Online orders held for 24H maximum.

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THC

90.67%

About this strain: Ghost Train Haze

Ghost Train Haze is a “flagship variety” from Colorado-based Rare Dankness. According to the seed bank’s founder, Scott “Moonshine” Reach, the strain is a cross between a Ghost OG female and a Nevil’s Wreck male.

Reach said the Ghost OG mother was sourced from Weedzilla of the Devils Harvest Krew (DHK,) and was traded openly with other breeders for more than a decade. Reach noted that Ghost Train Haze is exceptional for making extracts, and produces a “wide array of terpenes.”

Rare Darkness carries both regular and feminized Ghost Train Haze seeds. It reports the strain has a hazy, sour aroma and results in an intense, energetic high. In fact, Reach said the strain was disqualified from its first competition because the entry batch tested at 27% THC, test results that judges assumed couldn’t be authentic. But since then, it’s won more than 100 awards globally, including 2nd Medical Sativa at High Times’ Cannabis Cup in 2013, and 1st Sativa at High Times’ Cannabis Cup in 2014.