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Ghost Train Haze

Overview:

Ghost OG and Neville's Wreck are the parent plants of Ghost Train Haze, one of the most fantastic sativas on the market. It grows best outdoors and takes some time to flower—sometimes up to eighty days! It is a crystal-laden strain with heavy density. It also packs quite a punch of THC. Ghost Train Haze is one of the best types of daytime medicine you can use for anxiety, depression, pain, and even loss of appetite. The strain will give you a jolt of creativity. However, it can be dizzying in large amounts, so use with caution!

Strain Attributes:

Effects

Energetic

Euphoric

Happy

Relaxed

Uplifted

Energetic

Euphoric

Happy

Relaxed

Uplifted

Medical Uses

Depression

Fatigue

Lack of Appetite

Pain

Stress

Depression

Fatigue

Lack of Appetite

Pain

Stress

Negatives

Anxious

Dizzy

Dry Eyes

Dry Mouth

Paranoid

Anxious

Dizzy

Dry Eyes

Dry Mouth

Paranoid

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