Talk:HYP-COL-UNK-0120220001

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Page scope

HYP-COL-UNK-0120220001 is about a single collection of cannabis, a seed lot or a herbarium specimen: where and when it was gathered, by whom, and what the sources say about the plants.

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Identifier

The accession identifier is HYP-COL-UNK-0120220001, built from the holder, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country, the province segment, the month, the year and the sequence number.

Holder segment HYP stands for Hyp3rids.
Year 2022 is the year of the earliest dated mention of the line that was found: the Wayback Machine's earliest capture of the business's own page for the line, https://web.archive.org/web/20221209165532/https://hyp3rids.com/product/colombian-rose, was made on 9 December 2022. No source gives a collection year for the seed on sale. It is a lower bound, not a collection date, and moves if an earlier record is found.
Month 01 is the placeholder used when the year comes from a first dated mention rather than a stated collection date.
Province segment UNK. The line is a cross between a Colombian and a Mexican stock; no single Colombian department applies. The country segment is that of the Colombian parent.
Sequence 0001. It is the only accession of the business for this country, province segment and year.

Sourcing

The business's page, in the capture above, was read on 2 November 2026. Every statement about the line's origin, plants, aroma and effect is the business's own account of its stock and is attributed to it.

The page names the person who gave the company the 80's Colombian Gold by a forum nickname. The article does not repeat it: nothing read shows that the person is a public figure. SeedFinder's lineage entry for the line gives the Colombian parent as an 80's Colombian Gold (S1) and the other as Purple Zacatecas (IBL); both agree with the page.

Typing

Classification: Hybrid. The class follows the business's description of its own cross; whether any parent is what its name says is the business's claim, and a seller's listing does not establish the class of a source population. The company describes a cross between a hybridised Colombian and an inbred Mexican male. The Colombian parent is itself described as a hybridised stock, not a landrace.
Sourcing type: Unknown provenance. The listing gives no chain of custody from a source population to the seed on sale.
Accession type is left empty: the listing sells a pack of regular seed from the cross and does not name the generation. The mother is an S1 of the 80's Colombian Gold.
Traits. The flowering times, plant descriptions, aromas and effects in the infobox are the business's own descriptions.

Georeferencing

No point is given. The line is a cross made by the business from stocks of different origin; the listing gives no place where the cross was made or grown, and a point at any one parent's source would put the cross where it was never collected.