Here you can buy each variety in bigger amounts than the smaller sample sizes.

Finola
Futura 75
Fedora 17
Felina 32
Huo Ma Ren (Bama)
RN-13
KC Dora
American
Han
Yunma #2
USO-31
Katani

Here's the Real Lowdown on Some of Our Hemp Varieties:

Finola:
This early-maturing variety is a seed powerhouse, perfect for colder climates. Finola focuses on producing nutritious seeds and oil, sticking to the legal standards for industrial hemp.

Futura 75:
Futura 75 is the all-rounder, great for both fiber and seed production. It adapts well across Europe, offering a balanced growth that suits various environments.

Fedora 17:
Tall and rich in high-quality fiber, Fedora 17 is ideal for those looking to produce textiles or construction materials. It’s all about maximizing fiber and biomass.

Felina 32:
Dual-purpose Felina 32 excels in both fiber and seed production. It’s adaptable to a wide range of climates and consistently delivers excellent yields.

USO-31:
A versatile option, USO-31 is valued for its fiber, seeds, and oil. It thrives in different climates and is known for its robust growth and high yield.

Santhica 27:
Santhica 27 is cultivated primarily for its fiber and industrial applications. It adheres to industrial hemp standards and is a solid choice for those looking to stay compliant.

Santhica 70:
Like Santhica 27, Santhica 70 is grown for fiber production. It meets the necessary regulatory standards, making it a reliable pick for industrial uses.

Huo Ma Ren (Bama):
This traditional Chinese variety is renowned for its seeds, which are highly nutritious and used in various food products. Huo Ma Ren is a staple for those focusing on seed production.

Yunma#2:
Another gem from China, Yunma#2 is bred for fiber and seeds. It's tough against diseases and pests, making it a dependable choice in diverse growing conditions.

Marquis:
For high fiber yield and quality, Marquis is the go-to. It’s perfect for producing strong, durable fiber suitable for textiles and other industrial applications.

RN-13:
RN-13 is all about resilience. It handles tough conditions well, making it ideal for fiber production, with potential for seed yield as well.

Katani:
Katani stands out for its premium fiber quality, often used in high-end textiles. It's known for its quick growth and resistance to common pests and diseases.

These hemp varieties each have their unique strengths, whether you’re after seeds, fiber, or other industrial applications. Be sure to check local regulations to ensure you're compliant before starting your cultivation project.

Learn more about these amazing hemp varieties at The Flamingo Gazette.