Bialobreskie - Monoecious - Certified Hemp Seed

WHY CHOOSE BIALOBRZESKIE

✓Record fiber yields 15-25 tons/ha- Among the best monoecious for the production of high quality textile fibre

✓Historical variety stabilized since the 1960s- 60 years of Polish genetic selection for textile purposes, proven reliability

✓Dual-purpose: fiber + CBD- Interesting cannabinoid profile for extractive producers (600-1,000 kg/ha biomass)

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Genotype:Monoecious

Origin:Poland (first Polish certified monoecious variety)

Certification:EU certified seed

Main purpose:High quality textile fiber (secondary CBD biomass)

Distinguishing feature:Historic variety established since the 1960s for textile purposes. Record fiber yields of 15-25 tons/ha, interesting cannabinoid profile for CBD extracts. Global climate adaptability.

AGRONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS

Climate adaptability:Northern, Central, Southern Europe, North and South America

Vegetative cycle:142-145 days

Plant height:2.5 - 3.5 meters

Flowering period:70-75 days

Recommended sowing density:60-80 kg/ha (fibre), 30-50 kg/ha (CBD biomass)

EXPECTED AVERAGE YIELD

Food seed yield:400-600 kg/ha

Round bale yield:15-25 tons/ha

Inflorescence biomass yield:600-1,000 kg/ha

Yields depend on the cultivation techniques and harvesting method used

CANNABINOIDS

THC:≤ 0.2%

CBD:2-5%

CBD can vary based on chemical-physical, genetic, and environmental factors.

Booking period:November - March
Purchases outside of the distribution campaign: +10% on the price

The seed, if stored in a cool, dry place, retains its germination potential for the following year.

✓ Variety included in theEU Common Register
✓ Complies with EU Regulation 1307/2013 and 639/2014
✓ Seed quality certification
✓ Complete batch traceability
✓ Guaranteed germination
✓ THC ≤ 0.2% (in compliance with the law)

FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Is Bialobrzeskie suitable for my climate?
  Yes, Bialobrzeskie has exceptional climatic adaptability: Northern, Central, and Southern Europe, North and South America. This variety has been established since the 1960s, with proven performance in variable climates. Its 142-145-day cycle requires a medium-long growing season, but its global adaptability is proven.
• Why does Bialobrzeskie have such high fiber yields?
  Bialobrzeskie is a varietyhistoric textileSelected since the 1960s specifically for high-quality fiber. Yields 15-25 tons/ha (vs. 9-12 tons/ha for the standard variety) thanks to: 60 years of Polish genetic selection for textile purposes, optimal height 2.5-3.5 m, development of sturdy stems. Among the best monoecious varieties for fiber production.
• What is the difference between Bialobrzeskie and dioecious varieties for fiber (e.g. Carmagnola)?
  Bialobrzeskie (Monoica):Higher fibre yields (15-25 vs 8-12 tonnes/ha), uniform ripening, simplified management, historical textile purpose.Carmagnola (Dioecious):Excellent fiber quality, multi-purpose versatility. Choose Bialobrzeskie to maximize textile fiber yield with simplified mono-filament management.
• Is Bialobrzeskie suitable for food seed production?
  No, it is not optimal. Seed yields of 400-600 kg/ha are lower than those of specialized varieties (Henola 1,500-2,100, Earlina 800-1,200 kg/ha). Bialobrzeskie is developed fortextile fiberas a primary purpose. For food seeds, choose dedicated varieties.
• What does "interesting cannabinoid profile" mean for CBD extracts?
  Bialobrzeskie is prized by CBD extract producers for its balanced cannabinoid profile (2-5% CBD + other minor cannabinoids), biomass yields of 600-1,000 kg/ha, and flower quality suitable for extraction. It's a dual-purpose variety: a primary textile fiber and a secondary but interesting CBD biomass.
• Can I use Bialobrzeskie for green building or paper?
  Yes, but it's oversized. Bialobrzeskie produces fiber.textile quality(high quality) with yields of 15-25 tons/ha. For green building/paper (where quality is less critical), it's excellent, but you could use less valuable varieties. Choose Bialobrzeskie if you want to maximize fiber quality for premium textile applications.
• What are the realistic yields under normal conditions?
  Average yields: Seed 500 kg/ha, Round bales 18-20 tons/ha, Biomass 700-800 kg/ha. Maximum yields (optimal conditions): Seed 600 kg/ha, Round bales 25 tons/ha, Biomass 1,000 kg/ha. Fiber performance verified over 60 years of Polish cultivation.
• Why choose Bialobrzeskie if Henola has higher seed yields?
  Different purposes:Bialobrzeskiefor textile fiber (15-25 tons/ha),Henolafor food seed (1,500-2,100 kg/ha). These are not alternatives, but specializations. Choose based on your objective: textile-quality fiber = Bialobrzeskie, oil seed = Henola.
• Can I legally grow Bialobrzeskie?
  Yes, an EU-certified variety legal for cultivation in Italy (Law 242/2016). Requirements: purchase from authorized retailers, keep the tag and invoice (5 years), THC ≤ 0.2%. Reporting to law enforcement is optional but recommended.
• What is the difference between seeds from dioecious, monoecious, and feminized varieties?
  Dioecious:Separate plants, ideal for fiber.Monoecious:Flowers on the same plant, excellent for seed, uniform ripening.Feminized:Only females, maximum CBD yield. Choose monoecious strains like Bialobrzeskie to maximize fiber yield with simplified management.
• How is Bialobrzeskie sown and with what equipment?
  Sowing: April-May, depth 2-4 cm, row spacing 12-18 cm (dense textile fiber). Equipment: cereal seeder. Soil preparation: plowing + harrowing + rolling. Density 60-80 kg/ha to maximize fiber yield and textile quality.

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