Trainwreck reviews

This strain is fantastic for focusing on projects or video games, with no anxiety and positive memory recall. It doubled in size during flower and is tall and resilient. Highly recommend for an enjoyable experience! See the picture for comparison.

I smoked this before my usual bedtime routine of yoga, bath, reading, sleep. I sat for an hour straight hyperfixated on ordering a new bathing suit for vacation, something I’ve been putting off for weeks. I was in a good headspace and wondered if instead of doing my yoga if I should get out my laptop and use this focus on something productive and creative for work. Ultimately I decided to stick to my plan but my mind was a little too active during the yoga practice. It kept firing ideas at me when I was supposed to be focused on my body. I’d definitely like to try this for a creative project next time! Really cerebral for me.

I (kindly and respectfully) disagree about this strain only being great to "rookies." I used to get this stuff a lot in NC, when I lived there. I was a huge smoker at that time and had been for a while. No rookie here. It was a great high every time. I think I would call it one of my favs. It did always last a while, as others have said. I recall doing things like housecleaning while on this stuff. That's pretty awesome considering most strains make me just want to hang with friends or listen to music. It allowed me the energy to get a some work done while making it all a little fun and interesting. What does, "step up your game," mean anyway? Just do your thing.

The version I had was Sweet Trainwreck Auto from Sweet Seeds. After being somewhat looked over for a year and a half I visited this strain again. It had been sitting on a shelf curing in a Mason jar. The smell is that of Iced Tea and Lemonade (aka an Arnold Palmer). As such it paired nicely with a few Long Island's. After a couple rips from the bong my head started reeling. It's very cerebral and less body buzz. It will really mess with your vision/give you visions. Under her influence I've 1) seen the line in my no line bifocals, 2) had my glasses turn into 10x binoculars where everything seemed super close up, and 3) witnessed the soul of a deceased squirrel. More on the squirrel... while suffering a major case of the gigs, my son starts watching YouTube videos for extreme mouse traps. one redneck version utilized a shotgun. A squirrel takes the bait and activates the mouse trap and is shot by the shotgun. The whole thing is shot in slow motion. . Severals later, you can see a semi transparent object float from just above the squirrel up to the top of the image. I was convinced I just saw proof of the after life and the squirrel's soul rising to the heavens. The next day I revisited the video. It was just part of the mechanism for the trap, a piece of screen. Henceforth, Trainwreck has been nicknamed "Squirrel Soul" in our house.

I'm a daily sativa senior, PM only... Trainwreck is a staple of mine. I feel both euphoric and energized so it is great for daytime and socializing. Trainwreck is perfect for a walk in the park!😀

the terpenes gives it a great pungent smell very sticky relieves stress and help with adhd potent strain that does you good for hours

earlier this afternoon I purchased a gram of Honey golden Trainwreck concentrate with THC in the eighties, Green Collar cannabis. The flavor on the exhale tasted like very sweet Piney lemons. and the name fits the effect perfectly. The Euphoria hits you like a freight train. There are fits of laughter, not just a stress reliever, but a stress destroyer. like John Rambo. and it's a hybrid so it also has serious pain relief. ptsd,add,adhd,anxiety, Migraines, ARTHRITIS Y'ALL! Right now I'm on my 3rd(yes count them) hit off of my Quartz nail on my nectar collector and tbh at this moment, I just want to chill and listen to old instrumental jazz guitar songs like a total nerd but, what are ya gonna do?

This strain was conceived in Fort Bragg, CA in the early 80s. I know, because I was there. I got it's name from train wreck that happened in Buffalo, NY. The train operator was excused of being high. You can thank Ross Vinson for the original seeds. We gave them to some of the best growers out there.