dutch passion shaman

Manny Ramirez

Manny Ramirez

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I just finished growing / smoking my Dutch Passion Shaman.

I got this because I wanted a purple strain too.

Very nice .........yea......I would reccomend Shaman for your purple strain.....not one of your main ones .
 
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bambam123

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why wouldn't you recommend it for main ones. I plan on only growing shaman, is it not as potent as other strains?
 
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mikos

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I believe those THC levels anounced can vary very much. I grew Calif. Orange Bud from nirvana which anounce a low level I think and it was one of the strongest I've hit very potent I must say. Not that I smoked a lot others tho. What I mean is don't stay away from the strains that anounce low thc. It's all about marketing I guess. I grew mazar and I didn't find it so "strong" as Cali-o-bud. Diferent high anyway. I would say go for it as long as you take care of it it will be potent enuff.
 
Shrubs First

Shrubs First

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mikos said:
I believe those THC levels anounced can vary very much. I grew Calif. Orange Bud from nirvana which anounce a low level I think and it was one of the strongest I've hit very potent I must say. Not that I smoked a lot others tho. What I mean is don't stay away from the strains that anounce low thc. It's all about marketing I guess. I grew mazar and I didn't find it so "strong" as Cali-o-bud. Diferent high anyway. I would say go for it as long as you take care of it it will be potent enuff.
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THC content is just describing the ratio of THC cannabinoids to other cannabinoids
such as Cannabidiol or Cannabinol, they too have heavy effects, so a strain can
have low THC levels and still get you feeling mighty righteous.
 
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