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Cannabis clones
Why go through the hassle and risk of growing weed from seed? Start your grow with clones and skip the germination process.
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Listings vary more than the photos suggest. Check whether a plant comes already rooted in a plug or as a fresh cutting you root yourself, and note its height, since a bigger cutting spends less time in a propagator. Read the strain and mother plant notes, favor nurseries that say where their genetics came from, and inspect leaves and stems for mites or mildew before you take anything home.
Clones sit at one end of the growing aisle and cannabis seeds sit at the other. Growers who want a plant that matches a specific harvest they liked tend to start here, while anyone who wants a wider genetic pool, or plants that ship flat, leans toward seed.
Frequently asked questions about cannabis clones
What are cannabis clones?
Some plants, not just weed, can be cloned by creating a new plant out of a cutting of an existing plant. Typically, the end of the cutting is dipped in a substance to help roots grow, then cutting is planted. Learn more with our clone weed growing guide.
What are the benefits of growing a cannabis clone?
The main benefit of using clones is you can skip the seeds and germination process which can add another layer of risk and uncertainty to growing. With seeds, it is harder to tell what strain and more importantly, what sex, the final plant will be. You don’t want male plants making your buds full of seeds! Since clones come from mature plants, you can be more certain of the sex and strain of the final crop.
Are cannabis clones legal?
In general, clones are legal in states and territories where growing weed is legal. Check out our weed legalization guide for more info.
Where can I buy cannabis clones near me?
Clones are not stocked everywhere. Availability depends on your state's cultivation rules and on individual store licensing. Use Leafly to check menus at licensed dispensaries near you, or browse clones on Leafly to see what nearby retailers list before you make a trip.