Shaman Regular seeds

Netherlands

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Wood

Sweet

Earth

A proven variety dating back to the1980's, Shaman is a reliable, robust and highly potent F1 hybrid of an exceptional male Purple#1 and a top female Skunk. Bred for the outdoor/greenhouse grower, Shaman is resistant to spidermites as well as mold and bud rot. Shaman is a distinctive, elegant plant growing with clear Sativa characteristics such as long intermodal distance between the large buds.

Dutch Passion
Regular
Photoperiod
Outdoor
Indoor
Greenhouse
High that astonishes
Purple #1 x Skunk
100 - 150 cm
300 - 400 g/m²
49 - 56 days
Early October
75% Sativa / 25% Indica
7 - 15 %

Dutch Passion Shaman Cannabis Seeds Info

Around half the plants turn a beautiful shade of purple during flowering which is complete by the end of September or early October outdoors. In a greenhouse, flowering takes 7-8 weeks. Shaman shows great hybrid vigour and delivers a smooth, woody sweet purple smoke that is a sensual high-quality sativa 'up' high.

Shaman is the perfect choice for the outdoor/greenhouse grower looking for robust, quality genetics that have stood the test of time and will deliver bumper harvests.

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