Ghost Train Haze Strain

Only the most experienced pot connoisseurs should get their hands on this strain of marijuana. It’s a Sativa cross between Ghost OG and Neville’s Wreck, so it grows dense buds covered in white crystals. Ghost Train Haze originated from Rare Dankness and was first bred in California. But it wasn’t available outside the Golden State until late 2014.

Medical marijuana patients should be careful when smoking Ghost Train Haze. This strain relieves pain and depression with extreme ease; it’s a perfect choice for patients who need fast-acting relief from migraines or chronic back pain. It may also help alleviate the stress that can cause feelings of irritability or anxiety.

Some cerebral effects of Ghost Train Haze include increased focus, memory recall, and creativity. But these effects may be too much for some patients to handle. Dizziness, dry eyes, paranoia, and short-term memory loss are a few effects of the THC level of 17%-24% in this strain.

There is sour citrus and floral aroma that marks this interesting weed out as something different. The flowering period is 9 to 10 weeks. This strain can be grown indoors or outside. It does best in a warm, dry climate with plenty of sun exposure.