Shogun

Shogun strain: a Descendant of Amnesia and Gorilla

Shogun cannabis seeds are the progeny of two very different cultivars. Our breeders selected parent strain Amnesia Haze for her high THC content, high productivity, and sativa dominance. This feisty strain descends from Original Amnesia Haze and contains a medium level of CBD. Shogun seeds also include genetics from Royal Gorilla. This ultra-potent beast features 25% THC and a perfect balance between sativa and indica genetics. Royal Gorilla stems from a trio of legendary cultivars: Sour Dubb, Chem Sis, and Chocolate Diesel. Shogun features a balance of traits from both of these strains. She inherited her sativa dominance from Amnesia Haze and a high THC level from both parents.

Effects, Flavours, And Aroma of Shogun Strain

Shogun is named after the ancient Japanese warriors of old—embodying their focus, and unbridled might. The cognitive effects of this variety are like a whetstone against a samurai sword. The stimulating effects boost attention and concentration and allow users to work for long periods. The cultivar brings about a state of zen satisfaction. If you’ve got an essay to write or a deadline to meet, pull this strain out of the stash jar! It’s like downing a cup of coffee. She also makes a great smoke before physical activity such as trail running, skating, or jiu-jitsu. The high will help you get in the zone and enter a flow state.

Her enormous THC level also makes her appealing to some medicinal users. Those seeking to combat pain and low mood may benefit from this strain.

Shogun seeds share the terpene profile of their ancestors. Smoking this strain feels like walking through a coniferous forest. Each toke delivers rich tastes of earthiness and pine.

Growing Shogun feminized cannabis seeds

Shogun seeds are relatively easy to grow, and a suitable photoperiod strain for beginners. She can handle varying conditions and thrives both indoors and outdoors. Shogun cannabis seeds require a large amount of nutrients, but the extra pays off. If you plan on growing these seeds indoors, expect a good yield of up to 600g/m² after a flowering time of 9–11 weeks.