How to grow the Ghost Train Haze seeds (Indoor and outdoor)

You will get the best results if you use our Ghost Train Haze seeds indoors or in a greenhouse as the strain prefers very specific growing conditions - she likes it nice and warm with constant temperatures 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. Take care with humidity levels as she does not like too much moisture in the air.

To get the out of a Ghost Train Haze strain by pruning regularly and use either the Sea of Green (SoG) or Screen of Green (ScroG) training methods.

Ghost Train Haze is classed as medium difficulty to grow, but this should not put you off as the effort required to enable the plant to grow well will reap you rich rewards. Prior cultivation experience is advisable as a hydroponic setup is recommended to maximise yields.

Flowering time

When cultivating Ghost Train Haze, you can expect an average flowering time of around 9-10 weeks. If grown outside, it’s advisable to harvest in October or late autumn (depending on the weather conditions).

Size of the plant Our Ghost

Train Haze feminized seeds grow into plants with a medium plant height of about 100 -150 cm when grown indoors and 150-225 cm when cultivated outside.

Yield

Indoor growers can yield a maximum of 400 -600 grams of bud per square metre, while outdoor yields are a bit more generous. Here you can think of 500 -700 grams maximum per square metre maximum.

Effects of Ghost Train Haze weed

Ghost Train Haze has an appropriate name - you could end up with an internal voyage of discovery and who knows what insights you'll experience? She offers a powerful dose of THC that is most effective against pain, depression and loss of appetite. Moreover, she is regularly recommended by medical professionals. For example, to combat chronic stress, inflammation and nausea.

The somewhat psychedelic high of Ghost Train Haze is not associated with bursts of energy and/or increased conviviality. However, the highs are associated with a pleasant numbness, interspersed with quiet creative gusts. Feelings of happiness and haziness (as expected from a member of the Haze family) are likely to dominate.

Attention. Due to its extreme THC content, GTH is not suitable for sensitive souls and new consumers. If you are sensitive to paranoia but still want to grow and smoke a Sativa, our Acapulco Gold seeds are a better option.

Side effects

Ghost Train Haze's high THC content means that it is associated with specific side effects, such as dry eyes, cottonmouth, dizziness, anxiety and occasionally paranoia. Ghost Train Haze is a powerful weed, so should be consumed with caution by inexperienced smokers.

Smell and taste

GHT is associated with extremely pungent smells, so take extra care if discretion is required when growing or smoking. The scent certainly isn't unpleasant, though; it is a rich, dank smell of citrus and spices that promise a complex and intense smoke to come.

Origin

The Ghost Train Haze seeds are developed by the Colorado-based cultivator Rare Dankness using genetics from Nevil's Wreck and Ghost OG. The result is a Sativa-dominant hybrid that won several prizes at the High Times Cannabis Cup seven years ago including the first place in Sativa in 2015. Its consumers can therefore count on a high-end experience and is regularly mentioned on lists of the most powerful strains in the world.

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