CBD Seeds and Clones

Plant cloning is the process of producing a genetically identical plant without the need for breeding. Clones are created by cutting a portion from an adult hemp plant and transplanting it into moist soil. Clones grow into adult plants which can be cloned again to keep identical genetics in your farm. 

Yes, we sell both feminized CBD hemp seeds and generic CBD hemp seeds wholesale.

CBD hemp seeds are available at a higher price due to their guaranteed CBD content. Industrial hemp seeds have low naturally-occurring CBD content, resulting in the price difference. If you plan on growing hemp for applications other than CBD extraction, we recommend purchasing industrial hemp seed. However, if CBD biomass is your top priority, purchasing CBD-rich hemp seed will be overall more cost-effective. 

Feminized hemp seeds are guaranteed to be female plants. Female plants ensure better biomass and flower with no risk of pollination by male plants which can produce seeds in your crops. Generic CBD hemp seeds will have both male and female plants. If you plant generic CBD hemp seed, you will need additional labor and equipment to sift through seeds prior to production. Generic CBD hemp seed also produces about 2% lower CBD content in both biomass and flower. 

Yes, feminized CBD hemp seeds will always be more expensive than generic CBD hemp seed. This is due to the guaranteed female plants that offer more CBD content in both biomass and flower. Feminized crops also eliminate the concern for seeds, helping reduce labor and equipment costs.

When purchasing our hemp clones and seeds, we recommend 48″ x 36″ spacing for clone planting. Clone planting should result in 3,630 plants per acre. When planting by seed, we recommend 30″ x 24″ spacing. Seed planting should result in 8,712 plants per acre. 

When planting our high CBD hemp clones or feminized hemp seeds, we usually cultivate 2,000 to 3,000 lbs per acre of plant material, excluding stems and stock.* With generic CBD seed, we usually cultivate 500 to 1,000 lbs per acre, excluding stems and stock.*

*Please note that this is significantly dependent on soil, climate, water, and growing technique.

A well-grown hemp crop from our high CBD hemp clones and feminized seeds yield 8% to 10% CBD on whole plant biomass and 10% to 12% on flower.*

*Please note that CBD content of each variety varies based on nutrient regime, growing technique, sampling protocol, drying method, and post-harvest handling. 

When using generic CBD seeds, you can expects a 2% drop in CBD content. This results in 6% to 8% on whole plant biomass and 8% to 10% on flower.

Our generic CBD hemp seed male to female ratio is 50/50. Some farmers have been successful in raising the percentage of female plants by increasing their nitrogen content in the soil. 

Yes, when growing high CBD hemp for CBD cultivation, it is crucial to start testing your plant material three weeks prior to harvest to make sure that the THC content is under 0.3%. Extreme heat and/or drought can all increase THC levels in hemp plants. If growing outdoors, we recommend testing on September 1st. If you’re growing indoors or in a greenhouse environment, we recommend testing at day 30. 

All of our CBD hemp clones and seeds will pass any agricultural state department’s THC requirement if sampled at the right time. Implementing a testing program can help you minimize the risk of producing crops with THC content that’s higher than 0.3%.

When growing generic CBD hemp seed, the gross profit should be $3,000 to $6,000 with seed cost at $87 per acre. Other expenses are estimated at $2,000 an acre, providing farmers with a 30% to 65% gross revenue.*

When growing feminized CBD seeds, the gross profit should be $16,000 to $24,000 with seed cost at $2,613 per acre. Other expenses are estimated at $2,000 an acre, providing farmers with a 71% to 80% gross revenue.*

When growing CBD hemp clones, the gross profit should be $16,000 to $24,000 with clone cost at $10,890 per acre. Other expenses are estimated at $2,000 an acre, providing farmers a 19% to 46% gross revenue. *

*Please note that these are estimates. Success rates vary based on soil, water, climate, nutrient regime, and more.

We recommend planting our CBD seeds with a Monosem seed planter with a 30″ x 24″ spacing. We recommend planting our CBD hemp clones with a Checchi & Magli transplanter with a 48″ x 36″ spacing.

Yes, we recommend drying your hemp crops either in your field if your local climate is arid or with a dryer if your local climate is more humid. A modified combine harvester should be utilized for separating your biomass from the stem. Please contact us regarding equipment modifications! If you are planting generic CBD hemp seed, you’ll need an air column or vibrating screen for removing the seeds prior to processing.  

 Ideally, in soil with optimal levels of potassium (K) and phosphorus (P), we recommend for crops with a standard yield potential to be around 150 lbs per acre of nitrogen (N), 70 lbs per acre of potash (K2O), and 50 lbs per acre of phosphate (P2O5). We always suggest testing your soil prior to planting in order to create a custom fertilization strategy that’s based on your farm’s conditions. 

Yes, all of our CBD seeds and hemp clones are available for purchase. For more information regarding individual pricing, learn more here.

Yes, all of our CBD seeds and clones are available for delivery. Our CBD seed wholesale orders are shipped through UPS next day air with no shipping costs with guaranteed delivery. Our hemp clones require special shipping and are available at a modest shipping cost. Please contact us for more information regarding delivery pricing.

We can only sell our CBD seeds and hemp clones to individuals with a Farm Bill-compliant hemp license or registration. We’re able to ship to all 50 states as long as you provide proof of your state-issued license.