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Type of variety: |
FEMINIZED |
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Cycle: |
Photoperiodic |
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Height: |
1.5-2.5 metres |
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Genetics |
50% Sativa - 50% Indica |
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Germination: |
98% |
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Aroma: |
fruity |
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CBD: |
< 5-15% |
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THC: |
<0.3% |
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CBG: |
<0.01% |
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Indoor harvest |
8-9 weeks |
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Outdoor harvest |
early September-mid October |
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Average indoor flower yield (per plant): |
200-400 grams |
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Average outdoor flower yield (per plant): |
250-450 grams |
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Average dry biomass yield (1ha): |
2.5-3 tons |
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Density (1ha): |
7-10 thousand |
The incredible germination statistic (98%) and solid genetic stability, which allows Enectaliana to adapt to natural substrates and all conditions, means it is a high-yielding, productive CBD variety. It grows with ease even in the harshest climate and at very low temperatures. Known for its high terpene production combined with high CBD content, Enectaliana consistently produces CBD levels of 6 - 8%. This is a significantly higher amount than the amount of active substance usually found in hemp biomass.
Enectaliana CBD seeds are known for high terpene production combined with high CBD content. Enectaliana consistently produces over 5-8% cannabinoids and reaches the highest concentrations under optimal growing conditions.
The terpene profile is rich and characterized by fruity undertones. The common color is deep green, and in cooler climates a pink outline develops on the leaf edges. In our opinion, Enectaliana is a very productive variety. We suggest a density of 7,000 to 10,000 seeds per hectare.
A typically photosensitive (non-autoflowering) variety, tested in areas from southern Europe (Greece) to northern Europe (Lithuania), always with good results.
Important!
For most Polish farmers, growing feminized hemp seeds for sowing is undoubtedly something new. Here are a few tips from us to help ease these difficulties.
1. It is best to start growing the seeds in a climate-controlled environment (indoors or in a greenhouse) to maximize germination.
2. Make sure to provide enough space between plants.
3. Monitor your plants in the field! It may happen that 1 plant in 100 will show hermaphroditic/male characteristics. These signs usually appear about 4 weeks before flowering or 45 days after planting. To avoid pollinating your plot (pollen sacs form on such plants), you must permanently remove such a plant from the growing area.
The light cycle must reach 14 hours of daylight to trigger flowering in the plants. From that point, the flower requires a minimum of 4 weeks, and preferably 8 weeks, to fully mature. If your area does not allow for this, it is suggested to invest in blackout blankets to initiate flowering. 
