Shaman Regular
- Flowering Time 55 days
- Yield 425 g/m²
Genetics: Purple #1 x Skunk
Shaman: family tree
- Grandparents
- purple Afghan Acapulco Gold Afghani Colombian Gold
- Landrace roots
- Acapulco Gold Afghani Colombian Gold
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
Price Comparison Table — Shaman Regular
| Vendor | 10 Seeds |
|---|---|
Cannoptikum
Best price
|
€28.31 €2.83 / seed |
| €29.95 €3.00 / seed | |
Mr Hanf
|
€29.95 €3.00 / seed |
Description from Dutch Passion
A Resilient Sativa-Dominant Architecture
Shaman regular is a unique variety that prioritizes structural integrity and outdoor adaptability over dense compactness. Designed specifically for greenhouse and outdoor environments, this sativa-leaning line stands out with its height and airy flower spacing. This open architecture is a deliberate trait, allowing the plant to remain healthy and productive even when facing challenging weather conditions like heavy rain or high humidity.
Genetic Heritage and Growth Characteristics
The distinctive character of Shaman stems from a cross between Purple #1 and a premium Skunk female. This lineage combines the weather-hardy traits of a purple outdoor line with the stability and robust yield of Skunk genetics. Cultivators can expect an elegant growth habit featuring elongated internodes and significant upward movement.
During the flowering stage, approximately half of the population may display beautiful purple hues. While visually striking, the primary focus of this variety remains its dependable structure and hybrid vigor. It is a reliable working line for those seeking a weather-ready Dutch Passion reference.
Cultivation Profile
This sativa-dominant hybrid features a medium THC content and a flowering time of approximately 55 days, typically ready for harvest between late September and early October. It produces an expansive aromatic profile including fresh, sweet, fruity, floral, spicy, sour, pine, and woody notes.
- Outdoor Yield: 500-1000 grams per plant
- Indoor Yield: 400 - 450 g/m²
- Training Methods: Low Stress Training (LST), Screen of Green (ScrOG), moderate defoliation, and moderate pruning
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