Shaman Seeds from Dutch Passion

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‘Shaman’ from Dutch Passion

Lineage:	Not Listed
Family:	Unknown or mixed family
Origin:	Not Listed
Region:	Not Listed
Genotype:	Mixed, primarily Sativa
Indoor Maturation:	55 to 60 days
Outdoor Maturation:	Oct 1 to Oct 15
Sex Possibilities:	Standard (M/F)
Stature:	Not Listed
Yield:	Not Listed
Odor Level:	Not Listed
Odor Description:	Not Listed
Taste Level:	Not Listed
Taste Description:	Not Listed

Breeder’s Description – ‘Shaman’

This is our former variety Purple/Skunk. This variety is a hybrid (F1) of Purple#1 and an early Skunk. About 50% of the plants turn purple during flowering. The variety is 87,5% Sativa and 12,5% Indica.

THC = 13.7%, CBD = 0.4%

Grower Report – gift from jah007 on October 31, 2003, 5:55 am

Shaman from Dutch Passion rated 7.71

Overall Rating:	8	Effect:	All in the head
Potency:	8	Stature:	Average size
Yield:	7	Phenotype:	Mixed, primarily Sativa
Ease:	9	Indoor:	55 to 60 days
Appearance:	8	Outdoor:	Oct 1 to Oct 15
Odor Level:	7	Odor:	Between apple and rose with a hint of the kind of plastic they use in indoor sporting fields towards the end of the budding period
Taste Level:	7	Taste:	Between sour and sweet, curing lets the apple-rose flavor come through and makes the bud sweeter. The purple pheno tastes more earthy than the green one
Grower’s Tilt:	8	Sexes:	Feminized (mostly female)
SI Rating:	Not Listed	Vintage:	April, 2003

Shaman is a cross between Purple #1 and Skunk. The pack of 10 feminized seeds I bought gave me 5 healthy green Shamans and 5 healthy purple Shamans, so it’s 50% purple and 50% green.
The purple ones grow out big and Christmas tree shaped (check the plant on the left on the 4th picture), the green ones stay more compact and can be made very branchy if topped.
No real problems observed during veg period, except for the usual spider mite attack in the dry period of July, and the usual caterpillar attack starting in early August. But this wasn’t a biggie, because I could see them everyday and it is outdoors after all.
Bud period: they produce and finish buds very fast. I had a purple Shaman last year which I could harvest on the 1st of September. The green one seems more resinous than the purple one and makes ball-like compact buds all over the plant with a couple of big balls at the end of the branches. The purple one seems to put all its energy in producing long, spear-like bud sticks with a bit of popcorn buds left on the lower part of the plant.
Smoke report: it’s the Sativa that is highest in THC from Dutch passion, so it’s a very brain charging smoke. One half of a thin joint and you are able to concentrate in a deeper way on drawing, talking to people or watching movies. A whole joint and you find out you have mild visions with eyes closed, you can have loops in your thinking and you are able to understand more things out of the Bhagavad-Gita.
Any more than this is trippy.
In the vaporizer the most I have smoked from this stuff is a very thin joint worth and I had very vivid hallucinations. Sometimes it is like watching the channel on the tv where you see all the channels at once, because I had all kind of images, movies in my mind at the same time, so it got a bit racey for me.
But mostly I smoke a raisin like bud in the vaporizer which gets me very uplifted.
The purple one is more uplifting then the green one.

Garden Information for this report

Bloom Wattage Used:	Not Listed
Average Plant Height:	80
Plants per Sq. Foot:	3.00
Average Yield per Plant:	2.00
Pruning or Plant Style:	Mixed
Fertilization Method:	Organically fed

Grown outdoors in soil mixed with a bit of perlite and compost.
Watered when leaves began to droop.
Fertilized with Hesi TNT complex and Hesi Supervit during veg, BN Roots 2 when started, Biobizz Bloom and Hesi Supervit during bloom and Epsom salts all the way.

Report added by: gift from jah007

Grower Report – billy420 on February 20, 2004, 8:46 pm

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Overall Rating:	6			Effect:	Nicely balanced
Potency:	6			Stature:	Not Listed

Well, nothing too great to say about this strain, wish I had better news. Yield was excellent, one main cola with very little branching, perfect for a closet. But low crystal production.
Nice looking cured. High leaf to calyx ratio makes the cured nugs look nice. Wish there was more crystals on t …continued

Grower Report – cosmonaut on April 15, 2004, 11:45 am

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Overall Rating:	8			Effect:	Nicely balanced
Potency:	7			Stature:	Not Listed

– 10/10 seeds germineted
– good homogenity
– fem. seeds: 9 female, 1 hermaphrodite
– there were no problems with fertilization

Facts:
Height: ~1,50m
Yield: 170g

I am very satisfied with the whole grow. Easy to grow, very attractive plant, big yield, nice taste, quite strong and pleasin …continued

Grower Report – hydroxide on October 29, 2004, 6:41 pm

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Overall Rating:	6			Effect:	Somewhat heady
Potency:	6			Stature:	Somewhat tall and lanky

This was my first experience with feminized seeds, and my last. I found 2 pheno types, 1 was low potentcy and had little amounts of purple in the buds, the 2nd and only worth while pheno is fast flowering, with big airy sativa buds, no purple.

I do not recommend these seeds for any grower because …continued

Grower Report – madake on October 10, 2005, 8:13 pm

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Overall Rating:	8			Effect:	All in the head
Potency:	8			Stature:	Average size

I have been growing Shaman from DP for some years now. Im always using regular seeds (I think they are better than the feminized because you can control males better than hermaphrodites). This is a mostly sativa dominant strain, very branchy in growth, very easy to grow it into a bush.

This year I …continued

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