1. Cannabis seeds or Hanfsamen
Hanfsamen are excluded from control, but even though, seeds that are intended for use as bait for
fishing or even food for birds always grow. Some countries have suggested that the sale of these seeds
be banned with little progression. However, other countries have imposed tough measures that
completely prohibit growth or sale of the same seeds. Fair enough, is conceivable that possession of
these seeds will lead to acquisition of illegal cannabis sativa and therefore, it has been incorporated in
the law.
Other than the negative uses that these governments address, there are other significant uses such as
making of ropes, animal bedding and paper manufacture. Having said that, control by legislation against
the use of the Hanfsamen, would impact negatively on these industries. Hanfsamen contain
insignificant amounts of THC, which are extracted from their oil, and are used for cosmetic functions.
The Hanfsamen that are for planting fall into an entirely different category. For those growers who are
experienced in growing cannabis seeds for export or use in other industries, quality is a key attribute.
The customer requires the seeds to be of good state, so as to produce pleasant harvest for maximization
of profits.
Selecting Seeds: Quality and Necessary Characteristics
After deciding on the strain that you want to cultivate, the next important aspect is the
acquisition of these seeds. For that, one needs to be a good judge of quality during the analysis.
The best way to avoid a wasted growing season due to a skunked crop is by checking the
Hanfsamen carefully and examining them. More experienced growers may want a variety of
male and female plants, which is perilous if control of fertilization is required.
Many Hanfsamen are immature when the parent is harvest; because there is inadequate light
for large-scale growers to guarantee that each branch receives the maximum light it requires , in
order to produce maximum number and robust seeds. Hanfsamen are not native to those
regions that are wintery for most part of the year. Therefore frozen seeds should not be
expected to thrive, more so, growth of cannabis should not be expected to perform well in
these regions.
Findings from previously conducted researches show that only one of three seeds sprout
successfully. Cannabis seeds will not sprout for a number of reasons that include immature
seeds, Hanfsamen whose husks have been obliterated hence exposing the germ which is made
vulnerable and seeds that have been killed by extremes of heat, cold, or time.
Hanfsamen dispersal

2. The natural agents of Hanfsamen dispersal include water, wind and animals. The wind executes
the action by carrying the seeds for short distances. Water on the other hand affects the
dispersal in many ways. It may carry the Hanfsamen from their original location to new places
with rich alluvial soils where they then grow. Moisture within the plant determines how soon
the calyx dries up before the same water physically removes it from the cannabis seed. Animals
perhaps give the most interesting influence in dispersal. Hanfsamen are activated to germinate
faster after they have passed through the digestive tracts of birds. However, most seeds are
destroyed. Animals also carry Hanfsamen on body parts to areas where cannabis was initially
absent.
Most studies have pursued the interesting field of cannabis strains, which are of course largely
on anatomy, mode of germination, sprouting, dormancy and sustaining the Hanfsamen for a
good harvest.