Trainwreck good for a first time grower?

[stinkyattic]

Yes, you should never let seeds sit submerged. They need oxygen, and that can suffocate them. I always put my germing seeds in just a COUPLE DROPS of water, so they get moistened but still oxygenated.

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 09-25-2008. Trainwreck good for a first time grower? anybody? Rating: 5

[maxsuperdanks]

I had a dream of crossing super silver haze with bubblejax....


I'd call it Holy Smoke....


I just can't find all my seeds though!

[linearvermin]

I have a dream!

White widow + Train wreck = White Wreck or u can call it satellite

i want to find some info on crossing these 2 strains if nobody has done so already, with seeds available in banks!

Ohhhhh man lol call it white Wreck or Widow Wreck! (Widow Wreck sounds really tight to me for some reason haha!)

I would love to smoke that :thumbsup:

[LolaGal]

Ohhhhh man lol call it white Wreck or Widow Wreck! (Widow Wreck sounds really tight to me for some reason haha!)

I would love to smoke that :thumbsup:

how about Train Widow? I read trainwreck was an unstable strain, but would love to try it outdoors. I saw a pic where the buds crawled down a cliff, awesome.

[Unknownfigure]

White Train.


Haha, but really, it shouldn't be terribly difficult to do. Especially if you already have a trainwreck cut. Just pop some widow beans and, for once, pray for a male.

[dukesdean]

anybody?

So true, though in Europe Trainwreck is different, I don't know much about that other wreck. Im from Oregon, northern California.:smokin:

[dukesdean]

First time growers should start out with the hardy classics. Of these, Hindu Kush, Papaya, Pure Power Plant, and various derivatives of Skunk#1, pure Afghani, and Northern Lights #5 are standouts in terms of vigor, ease of growth, and weight and quality of the harvest.
Personally I'd suggest Hindu Kush as the sexiest of the bunch.
I've run a TW cross and found it twitchy and unforgiving to grow, and would never try to run it indoors again because of the weird sprawling shape of the plant.

For sure! My avatar is a close pic of Hindu Kush X Afghani, A.K.A Hog It is even better than the Hindu Kush, and has a fruity yet skunky flavor.

[dukesdean]

No, it was a TW x Blueberry. No name, just seeds from a colleague who did the cross.
I'm not the biggest TW fan personally.
You have to start by listing traits you want in the plant, and the type of high. First time out, if you want that sativa buzz, go for something like Pure Power Plant which is sativa bred for indoors, and take it down at 10% amber.

Oh that's called Brain-wreck. No kidding. Im not much of a T.W. fan either, I just love the double of yield the e32-T.W. gives.

[EvilEves]

I did Train Wreck from seeds (greenhouse seeds) and had 2 BEAUTIFUL high yielding plants. Outdoor both plants were over 6' with long limbs. This wasn't my first grow (tho it was my first successful crop). I now have one growing indoors. In 5 gal Ebb&grow system with 1000watt light I made sure this little girl is against the wall in case she wants to take off like it's outdoor siblings did. I can't wait to see the difference from the same seeds indoor to out. here are a couple photos of what the 2 TrainWreck did outdoors, and 2 of what it is doing she is doing indoors.

[PufferLungs]

Call it Widow Train

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