Hokkaido Japan Hemp

Hokkaido Japan Hemp - Ace Seeds

Japanese culture has a long history of using hemp - hemp seeds have been grown on all Japanese islands for at least 10,000 years, especially on the island of Hokkaido. In Hokkaido, cannabis grows wild - this landrace grows like an indica. The general appearance and leaf morphology of this strain are reminiscent of the indica phenotype of the China Yunnan. Hookaido shows properties of a semi-automatic variety, which means that it ripens extremely quickly in the open air and therefore has no problems with mold and moisture. Hokkaido Japan can be grown well by both novice and experienced gardeners...

Lineage: Afghani x Romberry
Genetics: Indica / Sativa
Flowering Time: 7 weeks
Smell: spicy geranium
THC: 0,6 - 1%
CBD: 0 - 0,6%

Ace Seeds: Landrace Cannabis Varieties in Feminized and Regular Form

Ace Seeds is based in Spain and focuses on preserving cannabis strains that reflect their original roots. Their catalog includes feminized and regular seeds, many of which are drawn from landrace lines. The team has built its work around maintaining plant traits found in traditional sativas and indicas, while keeping the growing experience accessible.

Quick Facts
Location: Spain
Focus: Landrace-style feminized and regular seeds
Types Available: Feminized, regular, autoflower
Well Known For: Malawi, Zamaldelica, Erdpurt, Auto Malawi x Northern Lights
Works Well For: Growers interested in heritage strains and diverse flowering times

Their lineup includes options from tropical and mountain regions alike. Whether you are working with longer-flowering plants or compact cold-hardy varieties, the seeds show a strong connection to their place of origin. The Ace Mix combines several backgrounds—from Central Asia to Southeast Africa—for growers who prefer variety.

Autoflower types such as Auto Zamaldelica provide a faster route while staying close to the original plant’s character. With this kind of range, Ace Seeds offers a way to explore old-world cannabis traits without modern hybrid influence.