Rare Dankness Cannabis Seeds

Picture the practical version of this decision. It's March, you've got a 9 to 10 week window before the heat wrecks your tent, and you want resin you can sift rather than a novelty. That narrows this shelf fast, and it also explains why Rare Dankness keeps showing up in Cup results. If you typed "rare darkness seeds" to get here, don't worry, it's the same breeder, the spelling just wandered on the way.

The Cup Results Doing The Talking

Ghost Train Haze #1 is the name that carries this breeder. It's Rare Dankness' cross of Original Ghost OG with Nevil's Wreck, sitting around 25% THC, and that potency earned her a well-deserved place on High Times' list of Strongest Strains on Earth, plus the 2014 High Times Cannabis Cup USA in the Sativa category and second prize in the Medical Sativa competition. Moonshine Haze got there earlier: she took Best Sativa at the 2011 High Times Cannabis Cup, which shot Rare Dankness up to national prominence all across Colorado's cannabis scene. Her mother is an indica-leaning Soma Haze phenotype from 2005 and 2009 seed stock, her father a Nevil's Wreck. Scott's OG has a Michigan Grower's Cup on its record too. If you came looking for the numbered Rare Dankness releases specifically, they're not on this shelf, so have a dig through the wider cannabis seeds range for other hard-to-find US genetics.

Scott's OG And Moonshine Haze Will Hand You Males

Both of those come as regular seeds, which means about half your seedlings turn out male. That's a feature if you're breeding, hunting phenos, making your own crosses or keeping mothers of something you selected yourself. Male plant quality on Scott's OG is genuinely good, so pollen collectors have a reason to keep a few standing. Watch out for the flip side: you have to sex during pre-flower and pull the males, and one you miss will seed the entire room. Dark GhostTrain and Tangie Ghost Train are feminized, so sexing never lands on your to-do list.

Tangie Ghost Train Belongs To Little Chief Collabs

Worth being straight about this one: Tangie Ghost Train isn't a Rare Dankness release. It's the first Little Chief Collabs project, bred by DNA Genetics together with Rare Dankness, pairing Tangie (an award-winning champion) with Ghost Train Haze #1. Feminized, sativa-dominant, done in just under 9 to 10 weeks, and it stretches enough that bamboo sticks under the heavy colas are a good call rather than an optional extra. Want the same line without the ladder work? Killer Glue, the indica-dominant sibling from the same Little Chief line, stays short instead of climbing.

What The Grow And The Smoke Actually Feel Like

Ghost Train Haze #1 finishes in 65 to 80 days, quick for a Haze, and the buds come out dense and so sticky the resin gums up your trim scissors within minutes. The aroma is citrus and flowers over a sour, earthy base, and the high is hard cerebral, so she's a poor fit if you're prone to anxiety. Moonshine Haze needs 70 days and tastes of candy and bubble gum with pine underneath, hitting up to 27% THC on a creeper timeline. Dark GhostTrain (Grape Ape x GhostTrain Haze #1) races through bloom in 8 to 9 weeks with purple in the foliage and above-average yields. First Haze? Take Dark GhostTrain, feminized and fast. Save Ghost Train Haze 1 for the run where you can give her the full 80 days.