Ghost Train Haze

Sharp citrus and pine over a sour, incense-like haze backbone. Aroma is the most reliable thing you can judge before buying, because it comes from the batch in front of you rather than from the label. A jar that smells flat or purely of hay has usually been stored badly, whatever the name on it.

Ghost Train Haze is documented as Ghost OG × Neville's Wreck. We publish parentage only where the cross is consistently documented — for cultivars whose origins are disputed or vary by grower, we leave it out rather than pick the most repeated guess.

We do not publish effect claims. Response varies by person, by batch and by how much is taken, and any shop stating a specific outcome is describing something it cannot know about you. What we will tell you is what the cultivar smells like, how it is grown, what the batch record says and what we have in stock — then the decision is an informed one rather than a promised one.

Treat it as though it will. Standard drug testing looks for THC metabolites and does not distinguish between sources, so hemp-derived products in this category can produce a positive result. If you are tested for work or sport, this is not a risk worth taking on any product here.

It is the same cultivar. What differs is how it is grown and tested to meet hemp rules rather than the genetics themselves, so the aroma and structure you would recognise are the same while the lab figures are not. That is why the batch record matters more than the name.

Right now we carry Ghost Train Haze as concentrates, starting at $38.99. Availability moves with the catalogue — anything sold out drops off this page automatically rather than sitting here as a dead listing.

Order from this page and we ship across the United States, free over $85, in plain packaging with tracking. In Charlotte our counter at 2923 Gibbon Rd carries stock from the same shelf, though counter and online inventory are managed separately — message us before travelling if you want something held.