Shaman Feminised Seeds

This Plant is a Survivor. Another fella's review reported growing it in the dessert. Here, in central europe, I've been growing this plant through the wettest year since national recordings (1881). And while the majority of vegetables showed signs of fighting molds, this plant did not. Because I had reason to expect theft I had to take it out of the ground, and used the chance flush, keeping it in a water bucket for the last 2 weeks. I haven't weighted it all yet, but my minimum calculation yields this plant at ~500g. Shaman enjoys some fertiliser. Availability of nutrients can influence the time it takes to get to the ripe flower. I recommend some protection from slugs. Shaman doesn't draw them in as some other strains do, but when they come they can devastate the plant, especially early on. Now I don't know if it's related to the flushing, but the smoke is smooth as butter. Woody and piney fits the taste. The high is very sativa. Very clear. And not the strongest tbh. Being advertised with 10 - 15% THC that is to be expected.

Very beautiful growing plant

I can't find ANY information about this anywhere, but all 3 Shaman started to flower right away- I have 20 other plants from seeds of various strains growing with them, NONE of them started flowering in May/June like these, the thing is they just slowly flowered and never finished- becoming completely stunted and short. I have no idea why these seeds did this but I KNOW it was genetic and not user error, seeing as none of the other strains did this, and multiple Shaman's did the same exact thing. Would not Recommend. That said, I love Dutch Passion- not trying to knock them, just being honest.

I never received my seeds

Purple:grinning_face_with_star_eyes::grinning_face_with_star_eyes:

Just like

Very happy

Did not turn purple and a very mild high

The Shaman did not disappoint, it managed to grow not only 100% outdoors in the desert, but it survived temperatures between 45 F - 103 F without struggle. She produced great sturdy and colorful colas by early October in the Northern Hemisphere. She flowered quickly and still did great in spite of only recieving about 5 hours of direct sunlight through flowering. She yielded roughly 500 grams for one plant (dry weight). Extremely happy with this strain, and would highly recommend it to any outdoor grower, in any climate.