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TRAINWRECK

Observation Date
Week #
Plant Height (cm)
Stem Diameter (cm)
Leaf Size
Stretch (cm)
Flower Diameter (cm)
Nodal Spacing
Plant Heath
Leaf Color
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Pistil Color
Bud Density
Cannabinoid Crystals
Bud Scent

August 18, 2022

1

52

1

Average (8-15cm)

N/A

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4.3

Happy

Green

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White

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No

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Picture of flowering cannabis plant

TRAINWRECK

(Lowland Thai X Mexican Sativa) X Afghani

90% Sativa

Genetics: (Lowland Thai X Mexican Sativa) X Afghani
Time to flower: 8-10 weeks
Average Indoor Yield (grams per square meter): 400-500
Average Outdoor Yield (grams per plant): 600-700
Type: 90% Sativa
Average THC: 16-18%
Best climate: indoor or outdoor
Breeder: Humboldt Seed Company
Cut: Breeder Cut

Grower Notes:
Trainwreck is a versatile strain that thrives both indoors and outdoors. For indoor cultivation, Sea of Green (SOG) and Screen of Green (SCROG) are beneficial methods to promote optimal yields. This is a hardy strain that can also handle hydroponic setups, and is resistant to pests and mold making outdoor cultivation possible for warm and dry climates.

Flower Notes:
The buds are generously coated with trichomes, giving the strain its signature light green color with a subtle grayish tint. The flowers are chunky and tightly packed with a dense, resinous coating, showcasing a visually appealing, crystal-covered finish.

Flavor/Nose:
The aroma is a bold combination of citrus notes, with prominent lemon and lime scents, followed by a spicy, peppery kick. These sharp, zesty tones are complemented by earthy and woody undertones, creating a complex and intriguing fragrance. The flavor carries the same citrus-spice profile, making each inhale a sharp yet smooth experience.

Terpene Profile:
Trainwreck’s terpene profile features caryophyllene, known for its peppery and spicy flavor, along with phellandrene, which adds a hint of citrus and woodiness. Myrcene rounds out the profile, contributing earthy, musky undertones that balance out the vibrant citrus and spice, enhancing its overall complexity.

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