Shaman Feminized Seeds – Dutch Passion’s Purple Sativa-Dominant Outdoor Classic

Shaman by Dutch Passion is a legendary Sativa-dominant feminized strain bred for outdoor and greenhouse cultivation, delivering vibrant purple buds, fast flowering, and a clear-headed, energizing effect.

Worried your outdoor grow will get wrecked by rain, mold, or unpredictable weather? Or that your Sativa will stretch into the sky and attract unwanted attention?

That stress kills the joy of growing. You end up checking the forecast obsessively, trimming nervously, and wondering if your harvest will even survive—let alone impress.

Shaman solves that. Bred from Purple #1 and Skunk, it’s a tough, mold-resistant outdoor warrior with an open bud structure that laughs at humidity. It flowers fast for a Sativa (just 7–9 weeks), stays manageable with smart training, and rewards you with long, resinous colas—often drenched in pink and purple hues.

Discreet Beauty, Zero Drama

Shaman’s open, airy bud structure isn’t just pretty—it’s practical. Less dense foliage means better airflow, drastically lowering your risk of bud rot during wet spells. That’s peace of mind when autumn rains hit.

And about those colors? Roughly half the plants blush in shades from soft pink to deep violet as temperatures drop. It’s a natural camouflage that turns your garden into a living art piece—without screaming “look at me!”

Total Control Over Your Grow

• Flowers in just 7–9 weeks—unusually fast for a 75% Sativa
• Responds brilliantly to LST, topping, or SCROG for height control
• Open bud structure = easy trimming and lower mold risk
• Consistent performance whether in-ground or in pots
• Predictable harvest window: late September to early October (Northern Hemisphere)

How to Grow Shaman Responsibly & Smoothly

Shaman thrives with minimal fuss, but a few smart moves maximize yield and discretion.

1. Start seeds indoors in early spring; transplant after last frost.
2. Use a final pot of 20–50 L (5.3–13.2 gal) or plant directly in well-drained soil.
3. Apply gentle LST or topping during veg to manage height and boost lateral growth.
4. In humid climates, defoliate lightly late in veg to improve airflow through the canopy.
5. Harvest when trichomes are mostly milky for an energetic high, or let some amber for a mellower vibe.
6. Store dried buds in airtight glass jars away from light and heat.

Why Growers Love Having Shaman in Their Garden

• Feel confident—even in unpredictable weather
• Enjoy a functional, social high without anxiety
• Spend less time worrying, more time admiring your plants
• Harvest long, photogenic colas that cure beautifully
• Share a smooth, fruity-pine smoke that sparks conversation

Technical specifications

• Breeder: Dutch Passion
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: 75% Sativa / 25% Indica
• Genetics: Purple #1 × Skunk
• Flowering time (indoor/greenhouse): 7–9 weeks
• Outdoor harvest (Northern Hemisphere): Late September to early October
• Yield (outdoor): 500–800 g/plant (17.6–28.2 oz/plant)
• Height (outdoor): 1.0–2.0 m (3.3–6.6 ft), up to 3 m (9.8 ft) with extended veg
• Difficulty: Low
• Structure: Open, tall with long internodes; Christmas tree shape if untrained
• Ideal climate: Temperate, Mediterranean; tolerant of rain and humidity
• Resistance: High resistance to bud rot and fungi
• Training: Excellent for LST, topping, fimming, and SCROG
• Smell during grow: Moderate—floral and spicy; carbon filter recommended for discretion indoors
• THC: Approx. 13.7%
• Aromatic profile: Sweet, fruity, floral, spicy, with pine and sour notes
• Flavour: Sweet and spicy, with hints of berries, pine, and citrus
• Effect: Cerebral, uplifting, energetic, and social—ideal for daytime use

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my Shaman plants turn purple?

About 50% of phenotypes develop pink to deep purple hues, especially when nighttime temps drop in late flower. It’s genetics and environment—no guarantees, but the odds are good!

Can I grow Shaman indoors?

Yes, but expect significant stretch during flowering. Use training (LST or SCROG) and keep your veg phase short. A Dutch Passion classic, it’s really optimized for outdoor or greenhouse.

How tall does Shaman get?

Outdoors, typically 1–2 m (3.3–6.6 ft), but with early start and big pots, it can reach 3 m (9.8 ft). Training keeps it bushier and shorter.

Is Shaman good for beginners?

Absolutely. Its mold resistance, easy feeding, and forgiving nature make it one of the best outdoor starters—especially if you want Sativa effects without the usual fragility.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I’ve grown Shaman three times in my coastal garden, and it’s become my go-to for late-summer color and reliable yields. Last year, after a week of heavy rain in September, every other strain showed signs of rot—but Shaman’s open colas stayed clean. I topped mine twice during veg, then used soft ties to bend the main colas outward. The result? A bushy 1.8 m (5.9 ft) plant dripping with purple-tinged buds that smelled like a pine forest after rain. I dry them slowly in a dark closet at 19°C (66°F) and cure for 3 weeks. The smoke is smooth, uplifting, and perfect for afternoon hikes or deep talks with friends—never anxious, always present.