Ghost Train Haze: The Untold Story Of Cannabis’s Strongest Legend

Ghost Train Haze is famous for its silver coat of frost, its sour citrus and floral aroma, and a reputation as the most powerful plant on the planet, and its story stretches from the redwoods of Northern California and the canals of Amsterdam to an online forum, a determined creator from Alabama, a historic win in Denver, and a magazine that crowned it the strongest on earth. What's covered in this video: How a tall, slow, electric legend from America made its way to the Netherlands and became famous across Europe, long before anyone had heard of Ghost Train Haze. How Nevil Schoenmakers helped turn that legend into a household name in Amsterdam. How a powerful plant from Arcata in Humboldt County earned a famous nickname, and why nobody can agree on where it came from. How a creator known as ORGNKID passed a prized plant to an online forum member who went by the name Ghost. How Scott Reach spent his early years along the Tennessee River in Alabama before moving to New York and then to Colorado. Why Scott Reach decided Colorado was the place to build his future after seeing how differently his friends were treated in different parts of the country. How Dr Jay Cavanaugh gave Scott Reach a rare plant that would change everything. How Scott Reach combined that plant with a classic from the Netherlands to create the foundation of everything he would later become famous for. How a customer from Grand Junction accidentally inspired the name of his entire company with an offhand compliment. How a serious health scare gave Scott Reach a deeper connection to the plants he loved. Why Scott Reach believed in protecting his collection above everything else. How he brought his finest creations together and gave birth to Ghost Train Haze, combining a ghostly legend, a famous Humboldt favorite, and a Dutch classic. Why the name tells the whole family story in just a few words, with each part honoring a different ancestor. How Ghost Train Haze made its debut at a historic competition in Denver, entered by a local team where Scott Reach was leading the way. How early reviewers described its frost, its world class aroma, and its bold character, calling it among the most impressive they had ever seen. How a sister creation won a top honor in Amsterdam on its debut and put Colorado on the map for fans around the world. How a famous magazine tested a huge number of entries and crowned Ghost Train Haze the strongest on earth. Why it narrowly beat out some of the most respected names of its era, and why the margin was closer than anyone expected. What makes Ghost Train Haze so striking, from its dense shape to a frost so thick it looks almost silver. How people describe its aroma of sour citrus, bright florals, earth, and a peppery kick. Why its flavor carries a tangy lemon brightness, a floral finish, and a tart, piney edge. How teams in Southern California and Seattle took it to the podium as its reputation spread up and down the West Coast. How a Colorado team won top honors in Denver during the state's historic new era, turning it into the trophy favorite of that year. How a Michigan team set a brand new record that stunned the judges, and why it still finished as a runner up in its category. How the famous magazine crowned Ghost Train Haze the strongest on earth once again and put it on the cover. Why an editor at the magazine said it was a tremendous favorite that wins over and over again. How the whole family swept the top honors at a major competition in Denver. How Scott Reach built his own facility in Denver and turned Ghost Train Haze into the flagship of everything he created. How creators carried the family into new relatives across the country, keeping its bright citrus character alive in a new generation. Why a manager in Denver said everything turned into a madhouse whenever it arrived, with fans eager to see it for themselves. Why newer names began posting bigger numbers, and why researchers in Colorado started questioning the labels behind them. Why its original crown may be more honest than many of the numbers that came after it. Why Ghost Train Haze is still remembered as the name people think of when they ask what the strongest in the world really is. Mentioned in this video: Ghost Train Haze, Nevil Schoenmakers, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Arcata, Humboldt County, ORGNKID, Scott Reach, Tennessee River, Alabama, New York, Colorado, Dr Jay Cavanaugh, Grand Junction, Denver, Southern California, Seattle, Michigan