Clones

Clone season is done for this year. They’re back in the spring of 2027.

Want to know the moment that happens? Ask us next time you’re in, or call 1.800.771.1851 and we’ll tell you exactly where the season stands.

What we grow

We germinate the best seed genetics we can get our hands on, grow them all out, and keep the strongest phenotypes. Those become our mothers. Every clone we sell is cut from one of them, which is a polite way of saying we’ve already done the disappointing part for you.

The mothers live in living soil — no-till, regenerative growing that tries to copy what a plant does outdoors. Nature doesn’t use fertiliser and neither do we. The soil itself is kept alive instead: a soil food web that breaks down organic and inorganic material and feeds the plant through it. What comes out the other end is a tougher plant with a higher terpene percentage.

It’s slower. It’s also why people drive an hour and a half for a tray of cuts.

The catalogue

Here’s the full catalogue from last season, with everything we carried:

Native Flower clone catalogue (PDF, 2.1 MB)

Read it as a guide to the kind of genetics we work with, not a shopping list for next spring. The roster changes every season, and that’s half the fun.

Growing them on

Cutting a clone is the easy bit. The first fortnight after transplanting is where they’re won and lost, usually by being loved too much. We wrote up what we’ve learned about transplanting cannabis clones, and we’re always happy to go through it at the counter.