Hemp Victoria

The Victoria hemp variety is a dioecious plant of the species Cannabis sativa L. ssp. sativa, intended for universal use. This late-maturing variety is characterized by a long vegetative period until flowering, which lasts about 120 days, and full seed maturity occurs after 145-150 days. Plants reach a height of 315 to 350 cm, have a long green stem and green leaves. Flowers are compact, with internode counts ranging from 12 to 14, and fruits are gray nuts with a mosaic, oval-shaped form. The thousand-seed mass is high, ranging from 19.0 to 21.0 grams.

The Victoria variety has a low content of the main psychoactive substance THC, which is only 0.02–0.04%, making it safe for industrial use. The stem yield reaches 159.8 centners per hectare, with fiber content in stems ranging from 30.0–31.0%. The long-fiber yield is 25.0%, and fiber strength reaches 32.0 kgf, indicating high-quality raw material for textile and other industrial sectors.

In addition, the seed yield of the Victoria variety is 12.9 centners per hectare, with oil content in seeds reaching 31.8%. These characteristics make this variety attractive not only for fiber production but also for producing seeds with high oil content. Due to its features, the Victoria variety is a reliable and efficient choice for agricultural production with universal application.