Shaman

I need to run this cultivar again to make a fair assessment. Unfortunately I made too many mistakes to really show this cultivars properties and aromas. What I can say though is even though she had to endure humidity swings and temperature peaks into the 30°C she didn't die. It took her 3 weeks into the humidity swings to start molding which even though she molded I'd say is really resistant. Growing her was easy or would have been in the right environment. For me and my problems she threw a lot of nanners due to immense stress and later even put out some seeds. With all this going on she still fattened up like crazy which was bad for the mold situation but good in any other case. She had really nice smells during flower which evaporated in a good amount due to high temperatures. The heavier notes remain though. All in all I'd have to grow this one again for a fair assessment because right now with nanners, seeds and mold it just doesn't look good but that was mainly my decision to grow in spring and summer which I regret.

One of mymy all time favourite outdoor genetic i gifted her her to a friend

Dutch Passion Shaman The cultivation was a lot of fun for me and was easier than I initially thought. Both needed a bit of attention towards the end. It is a robust outdoor variety with an enchanting scent of wildflower meadows, fruity light sour notes, and a pleasantly warm woody background. Whether enjoyed as a tea infusion from decarboxylated flowers or vaporized in a vape, it makes you awake, creative, and sociable. Ideal for old-school cannabis lovers who find the new strong Sativa strains too loud and who wish for an activating cheerful high 'like in the old days'. I will bring it back to my garden.

It grew well. It wasn't a fan of compacted soil, but it made due with what it had. I accidentally broke a branch pretty bad, which made it susceptible to botrytis.