Shaman
Also known as Shaman Regular
Genetics
Stated by the breeder · 4 sources · origin debated, 1 other cross reported
Bred by Dutch Passion
Effects & uses
People most often describe Shaman as uplifting and focused, with a happy, energetic lift and some euphoria. Its character is clear-headed rather than heavy, so users tend to reach for it during the day, especially for work that needs concentration. It is less commonly chosen for sleep or appetite.
The aroma and flavor are sweet with a bright lemon note. Lab tests show terpinolene as the leading terpene, followed by alpha-pinene, beta-pinene and caryophyllene. THC typically sits around 9%, alongside a notable CBD level of around 8%, giving it a fairly balanced profile.
Genetics
Family tree
- Purple #1Verified
- Purple AfghanVerified
- Skunk #1Verified
- Acapulco GoldWell-supported
- Mexican SativaReported
- Durban PoisonVerified
- MexicanVerified
- Pakistani Hash PlantVerified
- Secret HybridReported
- AfghaniWell-supported
- Afghan landrace accessions (Sensi)Verified
- Colombian GoldWell-supported
- Verified
- Well-supported
- Reported
- Folklore
- Disputed
Offspring
Bred from Shaman
No documented offspring yet.
Lab data
Cannabinoids
- THC8.6%n=4
- CBD7.8%n=3
- CBG0.69%n=4
- THCV0.05%n=3
- CBN0.03%n=4
- CBC0.00%n=3
Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.
Lab data
Terpenes
- Terpinolene0.43%n=3
- α-Pinene0.33%n=3
- β-Pinene0.18%n=3
- β-Caryophyllene0.18%n=3
- Myrcene0.16%n=3
- Ocimene0.13%n=3
- Limonene0.08%n=3
- Humulene0.04%n=3
Good for
Use cases
- Clear-headed98th
- Focus91th
- Energy71th
- Stress65th
- Social41th
- Pain33th
- Creativity24th
- Appetite15th
- Sleep13th
- Relaxation8th
Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.
All reported crosses & sources (2 crosses)
Skunk × Purple #1
VerifiedStated by Dutch Passion
Purple No. 1 × Early Skunk
ReportedStated by Dutch Passion
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Type (Sativa-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.