Description
Train Wreck Marijuana Strain – With a name like Trainwreck, this speedy, sativa-dominant hybrid pretty much gives itself away as a heavy hitter. The Trainwreck strain is an extremely potent combo of Mexican and Thai sativas crossed with an Afghani indica.
Delivering nothing less than a hurtling rollercoaster of a high, this mind-bending strain hits like a freight train after just a couple tokes. A great after-work bud, Trainwreck kicks off with a rush of euphoria, happiness, and creativity before layering in a mellowing, pain-numbing body buzz.
While its effects are mostly cerebral, the Train Wreck Marijuana Strain experience culminates in full-body relaxation and ultimately, gentle sleepiness. Its high THC content is excellent for wiping out migraines, muscle spasms, and pain, while it’s intense cerebral high delivers a potent mood boost and stress relief.
Trainwreck Strain Information
Thought to have originated somewhere in Northern California within the famous Emerald Triangle, Trainwreck is a cross between three pure strains: Thai sativa, Mexican sativa, and Afghani indica.
This dynamic hybrid is 80% sativa and 20% indica with an average THC concentration of 18% to 25% and negligible CBD content. Although Trainwreck initially produces the euphoric, speedy, cerebral effects of a classic sativa, it retains the relaxing body high of a typical indica.
The Trainwreck strain is popular among medical patients for its positive, uplifting, and leveling effect on a number of mood disorders, including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Medically, the strain is also great for pain relief, chronic headaches, and muscle spasms.
For recreational users, Trainwreck is an excellent choice for a potent after-work mood boost, enhanced creativity, and a soothing, tension-relieving, full-body buzz. Smoke it too late in the evening, and you might just wake up feeling like you got hit by a train.
Where Train Wreck Marijuana Strain Is Grown
The Trainwreck strain’s history is a bit of a mystery. It’s thought to have originated in the Emerald Triangle region of Northern California where pure Mexican, Thai, and Afghani strains were common from the 1960s through the early 1980s.
Legend has it that the strain was named after a trainwreck that occurred one summer in Humboldt County, California. Supposedly, the original cut grew in the area during the same summer.
Today, the Trainwreck strain is a Northern California staple.
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