Trainwreck
A Northern California staple since the late '70s — tall, vigorous, and named for the chaos around its own harvest.
Thai × Mexican × Afghani — a classic three-way landrace cross
Named for a Close Call
Trainwreck is a three-way cross of Thai, Mexican, and Afghani landrace genetics, first put together in Northern California back in the late 1970s. Structurally it's sativa-dominant — tall and vigorous, with just enough indica influence to fill the plant out rather than let it run rangy.
Our mother stock is maintained and propagated as vegetative, non-flowering clones under Frost Hollow's compliance program.
What's in the Nose
Reference terpene data from an independent cultivator's tested batch of this genetic line.
Aroma description from cultivation notes; terpene percentages from reference lab data above.
Flower Data on File
Flower Data — In-House
Tested under Apex Cannabis LLC, a Frost Hollow–affiliated entity that has since closed. Data remains valid for this genetic line.
In the Garden
- StructureSativa-dominant, grows tall, with just enough indica influence to fill out rather than run rangy.
- DifficultyEasy — a forgiving, vigorous grower that rewards minimal intervention.
- Flower Time7–9 weeks; trichomes start turning around 7.5 weeks and finish quickly — sooner than most.
- YieldUp to 500g/m² indoors in hydro; outdoor soil-grown plants can push 700g, ready by early October.
- FeedA genuine nutrient hog — handles a full feed schedule and prefers the acidic side of the range (6.5–6.6 soil / 6.1 hydro).
- ClimateModerate — handles a range of temps, but does best between 68–80°F.
- SupportExpect big stretches and heavy branches — stake or trellis to prevent snapping.