The original Trainwreck was picked from a field in Humboldt County in 1982.
She appears to be a fortuitous mutation, because her sisters differed a bunch. Mostly in taste and potency.
The taste is very lemony. Not sweet. Potency has been measured as 21.4 % for indoor examples in Arcata.
Even in my greenhouses, it gets very potent, probably around 18%.
The leaves are small and grayish. Similar to some strains of Thai Stick. 50% of its ancestry is Thai.
It is the slowest growing strain I've seen.
Its stems have purple streaks regardless of how it is fed.
Trainwreck can NOT support itself. It must have something to help hold up its small but dense buds.
Even outdoors, the buds are solid and heavy.
Note how the branches on this example are laying down, about a week from being harvested.
