Lyudmila

The Lyudmila hemp variety represents a hermaphrodite non-psychoactive variety created through breeding research. It is characterized by low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content — only 0.025%, making it safe for industrial use. Lyudmila belongs to the Central Russian ecotype and is intended for fiber production, as evidenced by its inclusion in the State Register for the Central Volga Region.

The variety's vegetation period is 117-120 days until full seed maturity; the mass of 1000 seeds reaches 15-16 grams. Seed yield is about 1.11 tons per hectare, while stalk yield ranges from 10.8 to 12.0 tons per hectare. Fiber content in stalks reaches 33%, with a fiber harvest of about 4 tons per hectare. The fiber is characterized by a linear density of 40.2 tex and a breaking load of 28.6 kgf, indicating its high quality and strength.

The Lyudmila variety is distinguished by its resistance to biotic and abiotic stressors, is not affected by diseases, ensuring yield stability and product quality. Due to these characteristics, as well as high yield and fiber quality, the variety is suitable for industrial technology and is widely used in the production of fibrous materials.