
- Uplifting sativa power for growers who manage height and wind
Ghost Train Haze
Ghost Train Haze is a sativa-dominant, high-THC variety known for its cerebral lift and energetic focus.
- High THC, sharp citrus and diesel flavour
- Tall plants that reward careful training
- Suitable for sheltered coastal plots with wind management
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High (approx. 20-28%) |
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Low (<1%) |
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Ghost OG x Neville's Haze |
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Sativa-dominant |
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Moderate to high |
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10-11 weeks |
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Tall, lanky |
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Medium to high |
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Citrus, Pine, Diesel |
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Feminised (photoperiod) |
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Windy coastal |
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Euphoric, Energetic, Cerebral |
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Indoor / Outdoor |
About Ghost Train Haze
Ghost Train Haze is a potent sativa-dominant hybrid that combines bright citrus top notes with a diesel backbone and a fast-moving cerebral high. It thrives with space and support, produces tall, airy plants and rewards attentive growers who manage wind and provide a sheltered, sunny site.
Ghost Train Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid known for a fast-moving, cerebral profile. It leans toward uplifting, focused effects rather than deep physical sedation.
THC levels are high and commonly sit in the low to mid twenties percentage range. This potency suits experienced users who prefer an intense head high.
CBD content is typically very low and does not contribute significantly to the overall effect. Patients seeking strong CBD should consider alternative varieties or extracts.
Ghost Train Haze comes from haze and ghost lineage, producing tall plants with intense aroma. The commonly cited parentage is Ghost OG x Neville's Haze, which explains its vigour and potency.
Seeds are commonly sold as feminised, ensuring growers get flowering females without the need to sex plants. These are photoperiod seeds, so indoor light cycles or natural seasons dictate flowering.
Growing Ghost Train Haze outdoors requires steady support and careful training in windy coastal growing areas to prevent stem breakage. It rewards attentive growers but will challenge beginners due to its stretch and susceptibility to wind.
Indoors the flowering period usually completes in around 10 to 11 weeks. Outdoors it may need a full season and can push late into the harvest window unless you use shelter or an early-flowering selection.
Yields are medium to high when plants have space, support and adequate nutrition. In Hampshire outdoors you can expect respectable harvests if plants are sheltered from direct salt spray and strong gusts.
Plants develop tall, open canopies with long internodes and airy colas. Regular training and staking are important to manage height and reduce wind sway.
Indoors Ghost Train Haze benefits from extended veg time and plenty of vertical space in Hampshire. Outdoors in Hampshire it performs well where growers provide shelter, support and a sunny, well-drained spot.
Growing Ghost Train Haze in Hampshire requires attention because windy coastal growing areas can stress tall specimens and strip foliage. Installing windbreaks and choosing sheltered microclimates are key to producing dense buds despite exposed coastal conditions.
The dominant effect is cerebral, offering clarity, focus and creative energy. Physical relaxation is minimal, making it better suited to daytime use.
The flavour profile combines sharp citrus top notes with pine and a persistent diesel undertone. Smoke is bright and slightly herbal with a lingering finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use staking, trellises or a SCROG to support long branches and prevent wind breakage; tie branches loosely to avoid constriction.
Harvest when most trichomes have turned cloudy with a few ambers for a balanced cerebral effect and robust flavour; flush with water for a fortnight beforehand if you use synthetic nutrients.
Create windbreaks with mesh or hedging, site plants behind walls or buildings, and rinse any salt residue from leaves after strong sea winds.
Maintain a steady feeding schedule with higher nitrogen during veg and a balanced PK boost in mid to late bloom while monitoring for nutrient burn.
Select early planting dates, container growing for moving plants to sheltered spots, and consider topping less aggressively so plants finish within the available window.
For short season outdoor cannabis growing choose sheltered sites, start early under protection, use root trainers or small containers and select cold-tolerant phenotypes to finish before autumn.
Aphids, spider mites and thrips can appear; encourage beneficial insects, practise good hygiene and use gentle insecticidal soaps when necessary.
Airy buds are less prone to mould but still need good airflow, especially during late-season damp spells; thin lower growth and improve ventilation where possible.
Indoor growing gives climate control and predictable finishes, but outdoor plants in sheltered Hampshire sites can produce larger yields if wind and salt are managed.
Dry slowly at 45-55% RH and 16-20°C, then cure in jars for several weeks to deepen flavour while monitoring for any signs of mould.
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