Finola

Finola is one of the autoflowering industrial hemp strains authorised by the EU for sowing. It is characterised by being quite fast compared to other varieties of industrial hemp, as its complete cycle is only 100-120 days, which is the time you have to wait from sowing to harvesting.
Preferably, its cultivation should begin in May, when there are more hours of light, so that it can be used to the maximum possible advantage, and then harvest in two parts, first starting with the upper part made up of the flowers and then continuing with the lower part made up of the trunk. One of its advantages is that it withstands very well in climates with high humidity and abundant rainfall, although if you are looking to produce seeds, experienced growers are advised to avoid this type of climate.
Its origin is in Canada, where it has been cultivated throughout the country, and has been spreading to northern European countries, perhaps due to its fabulous yields when it comes to producing seeds with high percentages of CBD.
The plant can grow between 1-2 metres tall, it is not very tall compared to other industrial hemp strains, it does not generate much plant mass, but its flowers are of an interesting size. Depending on the latitude where Finola is grown it is capable of producing grain.