Ghost Train Haze
HybridTHC 27–27%
Rumored to be one of the strongest sativa-dominant hybrid strains in the world, Ghost Train Haze has been shown to test up to 27% THC.
Said to be a blend of Neville's Wreck and Ghost OG, this strain delivers particularly interesting effects, as it delivers powerful pain relief with its sedative body buzz while delivering a totally psychoactive head effect.
Buds of Ghost Train Haze are huge and surprisingly dense for this sativa-dominant crop, each flower dusted with potent trichomes and a few thin winding pistils.
These flowers give off a lemony, earthy aroma, that tastes somewhat like a sweet lemon drop when vaped or smoked.
Star Killer
HybridThe award-winning mostly indica cannabis strain Star Killer is allegedly the result of a cross between Rare Dankness #2 and Skywalker OG genetics.
Star Killer's scent is certainly skunky, though the subdued notes of pine make it surprisingly intriguing, and when smoked you can expect this cannabis strain to take on a similarly earthy pine wood and lemon aroma.
Generally, the high that Star Killer brings is mostly physical, and those who have experienced this strain's effects say that it tends to bring a completely sedative buzz that tends to lead to sleep.
Flowers of Star Killer have a very dark mossy green hue, and each of this strain's small, chunky flowers is encased in shimmering trichomes and patches of auburn pistils.
501st OG
HybridBred by Rare Dankness, 501st OG is a hybrid of Rare Dankness #1 and Skywalker OG.
The high potency of the terpene Linalool in this strain gives it a distinctive lavender smell and the ability to soothe inflammation, pain, depression, epilepsy, and sleeplessness.
This indica-dominant strain is great to use before bed or any time one needs to fully and completely relax.
This primarily outdoor plant flowers in seven to nine weeks and yields quite a lot of product, so is a good choice for those looking to grow their own medication.
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HybridA Rare Dankness Seeds creation, Scott's OG is an indica-dominant cannabis strain resulting from a cross of parents Rare Dankness #1 and Triangle Kush.
Scott's OG buds are each fluffy and have an olive green color that is lightened by a halo of golden trichomes and deep auburn pistils.
Patients who have experienced Scott's OG's effects say that they are entirely euphoric, bringing an uplifting, creative, and relaxing buzz.
This strain's fragrance is earthy, bringing an overwhelming scent of pine, which is complemented by the strain's delectably sweet and simple honey-like flavor.
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HybridTHC 15–23%
Often called by its alternative name "The Rugburn", Rugburn OG combines the fabulous parent strains Rare Dankness #1 and Ghost OG into a heavily indica-dominant hybrid.
Patients who are looking for a strain with a physically sedative body buzz will likely enjoy Rugburn OG's couch-locking effects, as well as the euphoric head high that this strain provides.
Expect Rugburn OG's fluffy flowers to be a rich forest green hue, their irregular structure entirely coated with shimmering trichomes and light orange pistils.
Rugburn OG tends to have a THC potency of about 15-23%, and these flowers produce a refreshingly piney aroma and a fruity, sugary, grapefruit flavor.
Rare Darkness
HybridAnother creation of Rare Dankness Seeds, Rare Darkness is an indica-dominant cannabis strain descended from Grape Ape and Rare Dankness #1.
Allegedly, this strain's effects tend to be sedative, relaxing, and tingly, though Rare Darkness also provides a happy cerebral high as well.
Those who have encountered Rare Darkness in the wild find that these flowers are large in size, and each dense, deep green flower is individually decorated with chunky trichomes and multicolored warm pistils.
Rare Darkness' flowers have a unique pungency that is overwhelmingly fruity and quite spicy, but as soon as this strain is vaporized or smoked it takes on a more mellow blackberry, grape, and blueberry flavor.
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