Description
Futura 75 is a cannabis strain from France. It is a monoecious strain , meaning it will produce both female and male flowers; and it has been the most widely used hemp strain in Italy in recent years.
What makes this plant so special and beloved is the large number of seeds and flowers it produces even in the worst weather and environmental conditions. Therefore, it is a plant that can be grown without problems even by novice growers, and it also resists very well the harsh climates of northern Europe.
It is part of the European Union's list of certified seeds. The herb produced by Futura 75 has a THC content well within the legal limits (<0,2%) , making it suitable for cultivation for flower production. In fact, it yields around 300 grams outdoors and is particularly loved and respected by CBD consumers for its unique spices and flavors.
Futura 75 seeds grow to enormous sizes, reaching around 3,5 meters in height. It has a long flowering period, blooming outdoors in August, but thanks to this extended growth, the plant will grow vigorously and strongly. This variety is particularly resinous and aromatic, and the notable presence of trichomes and numerous terpenes gives this plant a characteristic citrus aroma.
It is a very resistant and very productive variety. Growing it, as already explained above, does not require special technical knowledge. Thanks to its male and female flowers, we can obtain from this plant a large quantity of Futura 75 seeds of incredible quality; in addition to the inflorescences, which as already explained are loved anywhere in the world by a large number of smokers. Also, and above all, it obtains energy material, fibrous material and biomass from extraction.
Data sheet:
- Vegetative cycle: 100/110 days
- Sex: Monoecious
- Height: 2,5-3,5m
- THC: <0,2%
- CBD: up to 6%
- Seed production: 800-1000 kg/ha (kilos/hectare)
- Biomass production: 10-12 T/ha (tons/hectare)
- Inflorescence production: max 0.2-0.4 kg/m2
- Flowering: July/August
- Climates: all of Europe, Mediterranean climate
Ratings
Not yet reviewed