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Dark Ghost Train Feminised Seeds - 6
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SKU: RD-052-F6
Sticky and potent cannabis strain with dark/purple flowers.
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Flowering Type
Photoperiod
Parental lines
Grape Ape x Ghost Train Haze #1
THC content
High THC (16-24%)
CBD content
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Autoflowering seed to harvest time
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Yield indoor
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Plant size
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Suitable climates
Dry, Warm
From the breeder
Sticky and potent cannabis strain with dark/purple flowers.
Rare Dankness breeder notesParental lines
Grape ApeGhost Train Haze #1
Sticky and potent cannabis strain with dark/purple flowers.
The Grape Ape mother crossed with the award-winning Ghost Train Haze #1 creates powerfully high, sugary trichrome, purple hint flowers, with prominent grape flavor overtones. High THC and medium yield.
Brand/breeder
Rare Dankness
Parental lines
Grape Ape x Ghost Train Haze #1
Flowering type
Photoperiod
Sex
Feminised
THC content
High THC (16-24%)
Suitable climates
Dry, Warm
SKU
RD-052-F6
Photoperiod outdoor timeline
Photoperiod strains rely on seasonal daylight changes, so harvest timing is closely tied to your local climate.
Stage 1
Germination / Early Start
March – April
Wait for: frost risk easing, stronger spring light
Watch for: cold snaps, slow starts, excess moisture
Stage 2
Seedling / Transplant
April – May
Wait for: milder nights and settled weather
Watch for: transplant shock, wind exposure, pests
Stage 3
Vegetative Growth
June – July
Wait for: long days, regular feeding, healthy expansion
Watch for: overcrowding, nutrient issues, insect damage
Stage 4
Flowering
August – September
Wait for: shortening days, dry airflow, branch support
Watch for: mould, botrytis, high humidity, bad weather
Stage 5
Harvest
Late September – October
Wait for: ripe trichomes, dense finished flowers
Watch for: autumn rain, rot, early frosts
Indoor photoperiod timeline
Photoperiod strains give indoor growers more control over size, shape, and when flowering begins.
Week 0
Germination
Strong early establishment
Wait for: strong early establishment
Watch for: inconsistent starts, excess moisture
Week 1–2
Seedling
Stable structure and healthy growth
Wait for: stable structure and healthy growth
Watch for: stretch, early stress
Week 3–6+
Vegetative Growth
Desired plant size and canopy shape
Wait for: desired plant size and canopy shape
Watch for: overcrowding, uneven growth, training stress
7–12+ weeks
Flowering Phase
Strong flower formation and steady development
Wait for: strong flower formation and steady development
Watch for: humidity, airflow, support issues
Harvest
Harvest Window
Finished flowers and mature trichomes
Wait for: finished flowers and mature trichomes
Watch for: cutting too early or pushing too long
