Shaman
Cannabis seeds
by Dutch Passion
Dutch Passion Shaman Feminized Cannabis Seeds
Shaman is a feminized cannabis seed from Dutch Passion that produces striking purple Sativa-dominant plants with dense, resinous buds. Originally bred as a "Purple Skunk" cross between a top-shelf Skunk female and a high-performing Purple #1 male, this strain carries three-quarters Sativa genetics and one-quarter Indica — giving you wide internodal spacing, vigorous growth, and chunky buds that turn deep purple as harvest approaches. At 7% THC, it's one of the gentlest strains we carry, and that's precisely the point.
Shaman is available in packs of 3 feminized seeds. Every seed is female — no males to cull, no wasted pots.
Why Shaman Cannabis Seeds Stand Out
Dutch Passion developed Shaman primarily for greenhouse and outdoor growing, but growers consistently report strong results indoors too. The plant tops out at around 1.5 metres — manageable in a tent, comfortable in a greenhouse, and discreet enough outdoors that it won't tower over the fence. What really sets it apart is the natural resistance to mould, bud rot, and spider mites. If you've ever lost a plant to botrytis in a damp autumn, you know how much that matters.
The purple colouring isn't a gimmick or a stress response — it's genetic. By harvest, at least half the buds flush deep purple, making Shaman one of the most photogenic plants you'll grow. The aroma is sweet, the smoke carries that distinctive purple taste, and the effect is clear-headed and cheerful. At 7% THC, there's no couch-lock, no paranoia, no staring at the wall for three hours wondering if you've forgotten how to blink. Just a gentle, positive lift that leaves you functional.
We'd call this the best feminized cannabis seed for someone who wants a beautiful, low-maintenance plant with a mild, daytime-friendly effect. If you're after something that'll flatten you into the sofa, look at Dutch Passion's Blueberry instead — but if you want a smoke you can actually enjoy at 2pm on a Saturday without writing off the rest of the day, Shaman is the one.
Shaman Growing Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Seed Bank | Dutch Passion |
| Seed Type | Feminized (photoperiod) |
| Genetics | Skunk x Purple #1 |
| Sativa / Indica | 75% Sativa / 25% Indica |
| THC Content | 7% |
| Flowering Time | 7-9 weeks |
| Plant Height | Up to 1.5 metres |
| Suitable Environment | Indoor, greenhouse, outdoor |
| Mould Resistance | High |
| Bud Rot Resistance | High |
| Spider Mite Resistance | High |
| Seeds per Pack | 3 |
| SKU | CSDP0019 |
Complete your grow setup with a Dark Box grow tent and an LED grow light — Shaman's moderate height makes it a natural fit for 80x80 or 100x100 tents without needing aggressive training. If you're growing outdoors, a fabric pot (25-30 litres) gives the root system room to spread while keeping things portable.
How to Grow Dutch Passion Shaman Seeds
- Germinate your feminized Shaman seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a small pot of moist, airy soil. Keep the temperature between 20-25°C and expect a taproot within 2-4 days.
- Transplant seedlings into their final container once they've developed 2-3 sets of true leaves. For indoor grows, 11-15 litre pots work well. Outdoor growers can go larger — 25-30 litres gives the roots plenty of room.
- Provide 18 hours of light during the vegetative phase. Shaman's Sativa-dominant genetics mean wider internodal spacing, so the plant naturally allows good light penetration without heavy defoliation. Light LST (low-stress training) can help fill out a canopy if you're growing in a tent.
- Switch to a 12/12 light cycle to trigger flowering. Outdoor plants will flower naturally as daylight hours decrease in late summer.
- Monitor bud development from week 7 onwards. Check trichomes with a jeweller's loupe — harvest when most trichomes are milky white with a few turning amber. Some growers push to week 9 for maximum yield and purple colouring.
- Dry harvested buds slowly in a dark room at 18-22°C with 50-60% humidity for 7-10 days, then cure in glass jars for at least 2 weeks. The sweet, purple flavour develops further during a proper cure.
Shaman vs Other Purple Cannabis Strains
| Strain | Genetics | THC | Flowering Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shaman (Dutch Passion) | 75% Sativa / 25% Indica | 7% | 7-9 weeks | Mild daytime smoke, easy outdoor grows |
| Blueberry (Dutch Passion) | Mostly Indica | 19-20% | 8-9 weeks | Stronger effect, classic Indica relaxation |
| Purple #1 (Dutch Passion) | Sativa / Indica mix | Moderate | 7-8 weeks | Parent strain of Shaman, similar purple traits |
If Shaman's 7% THC sounds too gentle, Blueberry from the same seed bank delivers a much heavier Indica effect at nearly three times the potency — but it's a completely different experience. Shaman keeps you moving; Blueberry puts you down. Different tools for different jobs.
Honest Limitations
Let's be straight: 7% THC is low by modern standards. If you're a regular smoker with any kind of tolerance, Shaman probably won't deliver the intensity you're used to. That's not a flaw — it's the design. This strain was bred for flavour, beauty, and a functional daytime effect, not to compete in a THC arms race. If you're chasing potency, this isn't your strain.
The 7-9 week flowering window is also wider than we'd like. Some phenotypes finish fast, others take their time. You'll need to judge by trichome colour rather than the calendar, which means investing in a loupe or digital microscope. Not difficult, but worth knowing upfront.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Shaman a good strain for first-time growers?
Yes — it's one of the most forgiving strains we carry. The natural resistance to mould, bud rot, and spider mites means fewer problems to diagnose, and the moderate height (up to 1.5m) keeps things manageable. Feminized seeds remove the hassle of identifying and culling males.
Why is Shaman's THC so low at 7%?
Dutch Passion bred Shaman for flavour, appearance, and a clear-headed effect rather than raw potency. The 7% THC produces a cheerful, functional lift without the intensity of modern high-THC strains. It's designed as a daytime smoke, not a knockout.
Will all Shaman buds turn purple?
Expect at least half the buds to develop purple colouring by harvest. The purple pigmentation is genetic, not stress-induced, so it appears reliably — though cooler night temperatures during flowering can deepen the colour further.
Can I grow Shaman indoors?
Absolutely. Although Dutch Passion originally developed it for greenhouse and outdoor growing, indoor growers report strong results. The 1.5m maximum height fits comfortably in most grow tents, and the Sativa-type spacing allows good light penetration without heavy training.
How does Shaman taste and smell?
Sweet aroma with a distinctive purple taste on the exhale. The smell during flowering is noticeable but milder than heavy Skunk varieties — a standard carbon filter handles it indoors. The flavour improves noticeably with a proper 2-week cure in glass jars.
Should I harvest Shaman at 7 weeks or wait longer?
We'd recommend checking trichomes from week 7 onwards rather than going by the calendar. Some growers report that pushing to 9 weeks produces significantly fatter buds and deeper purple colouring. Use a jeweller's loupe — harvest when trichomes are mostly milky white.
What's the yield like on Shaman?
Yields are moderate. The dense Indica-style buds compensate for the Sativa spacing, but this isn't a heavy commercial producer. Outdoor plants in good conditions can produce generous harvests, especially if given the full 9-week flowering period.
Last updated: April 2026
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