Shaman feminized seeds by Dutch Passion (Purple #1 x Skunk) bring high yields and 7–9 week harvests with earthy-sweet, floral flavor and uplifting, relaxing effects at 10–15% THC. Grab your pack today.
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Feminized
Sativa dominant
Purple #1 x Skunk
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10% to 15% %
Earthy, sweet, floral
7 to 9 weeks
High Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting
Daytime
Prune late in the growth phase to reduce dead leaves and prevent mold.
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Looking for an easy, fast, and high-yield sativa that doesn’t bully your tolerance? Shaman brings classic Dutch breeding, steady performance, and a smooth 10–15% THC that won’t knock you sideways. Grab it before spring stock spins-this one moves when the sun comes out.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Purple #1 x Skunk |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Sativa dominant |
| THC | 10% to 15% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 7 to 9 weeks |
| Yield | High Yield |
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Aroma / Flavor | Earthy, sweet, floral |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
Shaman from Dutch Passion is a proven sativa-dominant hybrid built for easy wins. It finishes in 7–9 weeks, stacks a surprisingly high yield, and stays in a friendly potency lane at 10–15% THC. Think bright mood, clear focus, and zero couch trap.
If you want your first grow to feel like a victory lap-or you just miss classic skunky florals-Shaman checks the boxes without the drama.
This cross blends Purple #1 with Skunk-two old-school pillars with very different jobs. Purple #1 brings color potential, outdoor toughness, and early finishing. Skunk contributes backbone: vigor, uniformity, extra yield, and that unmistakable nose.
Dutch Passion bred Shaman to deliver a reliable, high-performing sativa that doesn’t punish new growers. The cross tightens up flower times, adds bag appeal through purple hues, and keeps terps clear and friendly. End result: a resilient, repeatable plant that does the job indoors or outside.
Shaman leads with sweet-floral notes over an earthy Skunk base. It’s clean, fragrant, and never cloying-like a wildflower bouquet dropped on fresh soil.
Bag appeal pops when the purple lean shows-contrasting pistils, tidy calyxes, and a “take a photo first” kind of cure.
Expect a quick, gentle lift that lands on happy and stays functional. The arc is simple: first a nudge of euphoria, then calm focus, then soft relaxation without heavy crash.
Shaman won’t steamroll your afternoon. It just makes the to-do list less annoying.
Resin coverage is steady across the board; the green pheno can feel a hair stickier at harvest. Pheno hunters will enjoy the color hunt and terp swings without losing consistency where it matters: finish time and yield.
Skill level: beginner. Shaman forgives light mistakes and still pays out.
Pro tips:
Outdoors, expect late September to early October finishes in temperate zones. If odor matters, plan filtration-the floral-skunk perfume travels.
“First indoor run, 2x2 tent, LED.” Easy veg, minimal nute drama, finished at 8.5 weeks. One purple, one green pheno. Floral-sweet smell, mellow high. Pulled 10.5 oz from the tent. I’m not mad. - New grower
“Backyard, coastal climate.” Took wind and cool nights like a champ. Staked once. Harvested late September, no mold. Floral skunk profile, smooth smoke. Solid yield per plant. Perfect daytime vibe. - Outdoor vet
Shaman delivers high yield, quick flower, and upbeat sessions-without the headache. Dutch Passion stability plus beginner ease equals fewer mistakes and more jars. Stock turns fast during outdoor season, so line up your 3-seed pack now.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Pick Shaman |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shaman | 10–15% | 7–9 weeks | Earthy, sweet, floral | Beginner-friendly, higher yield, quick finish, potential purple |
| Purple #1 | 11–16% | 8–9 weeks | Fruity, earthy | Shaman adds stability, more floral terps, and bigger yield |
| Durban Poison | 15–23% | 8–10 weeks | Sweet, anise, herbal | Shaman is gentler potency and simpler for new growers |
Is Shaman good for beginners?
Yes. It’s forgiving with feeding, handles basic training, and finishes in 7–9 weeks. The sativa structure stays manageable, and the THC range is friendly. Great first solo run or a clean “back to basics” reset for returning growers.
Can I grow Shaman outdoors?
Absolutely. Shaman was bred with outdoor performance in mind. It handles cooler nights, moderate wind, and variable humidity. Expect late September to early October finishes in temperate climates. Give it sun, airflow, and simple staking for best results.
How tall does Shaman get?
Indoors, plan for 1.5–2x stretch after flip. A single topping or light LST keeps the canopy tidy. Outdoors, height depends on veg time and pot size; staking helps support the longer sativa limbs loaded with buds.
What yield can I expect?
Indoors, 450–550 g/m² is realistic with decent light and training. Outdoors, healthy plants can push 400–700 g per plant with space, sun, and basic care. Shaman’s Skunk side keeps production dependable across phenos.
Does Shaman turn purple?
Some phenos do, especially with cooler night temps near harvest. Purple expression varies by plant. If color is your mission, drop nights a few degrees late flower and avoid heavy nitrogen late to let hues pop.
What does Shaman smell like?
Think floral sweetness over earthy Skunk. Terpenes like linalool, myrcene, ocimene, and caryophyllene blend into a clean, fragrant profile. It’s noticeable, so use a carbon filter indoors if odor is a concern.
How strong is the high?
Shaman lands in the 10–15% THC lane-balanced and functional. Expect uplift, mild euphoria, and calm focus without the jittery edge. It’s a solid daytime driver and a gentle entry point for newer consumers.
How long until harvest?
Flowering takes 7–9 weeks indoors. From seed, most growers hit jars in 12–14 weeks including dry and cure. Outdoors, plan late September to early October depending on latitude, weather, and plant size.
Any growing challenges to watch?
It’s mostly smooth sailing. Don’t overfeed, manage stretch with early training, and keep airflow around bigger tops. The aroma ramps late flower-plan odor control indoors. Overall, Shaman is a low-drama ride.
Are these feminized seeds?
Yes, Shaman here is feminized. That reduces the chance of males and helps beginners focus on plant health and training. Good storage and proper germination technique always improve your odds of strong starts.
