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The hemp seed hub: A thread for those who seek seeds and infos on hemp
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Hi friends! I´ve just sprouted some seeds of KOMPOLTI strain. Any info on this? Thanks!!
"Kompolti" is a Hungarian variety, grown throughout Europe.
It is the most common Hungarian variety. It is the result of over 20 years of breeding work by a team of expert geneticists. It was made with the combination of Chinese, Hungarian and probably also Italian materials, characterized by high vigor and wide adaptability to different environments.
It is a genetics developed to produce fiber but is now chosen for the production of inflorescences and extracted biomass (CBD).
Below is a list of the main features:
Genotype : Dioica
Climate adaptability : Northern, Central, Southern Europe
Vegetative cycle : 140-160 days
Height : 2.5 - 3.5 meters
Full bloom: August
Average yield in seeds kg / ha : 500 - 800
Average yield in round bales T / ha : 8 - 12
Average yield in inflorescences ** (dry biomass) Kg / ha : 600-1500
THC : ≤0.2%
CBD * : 2-10%
Thanks a lot bro!! I´m very excited with these ladies!! Best vibes mex!!
You're very welcome. I grew Kompolti hybrid tc in the 90s. It gets very tall. I saw plants of 4m80 of this variety at an experiment plot of the Dutch Agricultural University Wageningen.
1935 photo of wild Cannabis in Eastern Nebraska
Dewey's 1913 USDA
Cultivation of hemp Krasnodar 14 (right) and Cenat (left) in the State Farm "Ruseni" in Bulboaca district, August 23, 1952. Archives of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova.
Southern hemp at the Chisinau Botanical Garden, July 28, 1952. Archives of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova.
Some Soviet hemp from the 1950s
Soviet hemp from Kyrgyzistan
Western home journal and the Inter-mountain poultry journal, Tennessee around 1900.
Kompolti Sárgaszárú
