Clone Source helps growers evaluate rooted cannabis clones before they commit to an order. The catalog presents named genetics with available lineage, breeder attribution, price, stock status, and record-level details so the decision starts with more than a strain name and a photograph. Use the page as a research step: compare the record, write down the questions that remain, and request confirmation before fulfillment.
The current catalog contains 39 strain records. Published prices range from $50 to $1,000 per clone, and the published minimum is 20 clones per strain. Inventory changes as orders are placed and new propagation cycles become available, so current stock and destination eligibility are confirmed before fulfillment. That distinction keeps a live catalog useful without turning a momentary stock count into a promise.
A rooted clone can shorten the path from selection to vegetative growth, but the plant still needs a suitable receiving environment. Plan where the new material will be held, how it will be inspected, and which records will travel with it. A thoughtful intake process protects the established garden and makes later comparisons more reliable.
Compare Current Clone Availability
Use the catalog filters to narrow the list by cultivar type, then search by strain name, breeder, or lineage. A record with stock available is an invitation to verify the details, not a promise that the same quantity will remain available by the time an order is finalized. Contact the team when you need a current quote or want to discuss a specific strain mix.
The catalog is designed for two different decisions. A home grower may be comparing a few rooted plants for a limited space. A commercial cultivator may be evaluating several records for a scheduled crop. In either case, review the listed price, attribution, lineage, and health documentation before asking for fulfillment.
Know the Genetics Before You Order
Clone Source records lineage and breeder information when it is available for the cultivar. Those fields help distinguish a documented cut from a generic strain label. They also give growers a useful way to compare related records, cultivar type, and intended garden goals without assuming that every phenotype or source will behave identically.
Ask about the current mother-stock provenance for the record you want. The relevant questions are simple: What is the listed lineage? Who is the attributed breeder? What documentation accompanies the current batch? Which growing characteristics are actually recorded? If a specification is not documented, it should be confirmed rather than guessed.
How Clone Source Screens Mother Stock
Clone Source states that its testing scope includes HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium PCR screening. These targets address different plant-health concerns, and the result should be read with the sample or batch information that identifies what was tested. The testing page explains how growers can review those records and why a visual inspection alone is not enough.
A screening result is one part of a clean-start decision. Incoming plants should still be inspected, kept separate from established plants while they acclimate, and handled with sensible sanitation and IPM practices. For a specific order, request the current documentation and confirm the terms that apply to the selected record.
Choose by Cultivar Type and Grow Goal
The catalog includes indica-dominant, sativa-dominant, and hybrid records. Those labels are useful for organizing a shortlist, but they do not replace the cultivar's own notes. Compare the documented lineage and description with your available lighting, canopy space, training approach, harvest plan, and tolerance for uncertainty.
Growers interested in resin or extraction should look for records whose documentation describes resin or concentrate suitability; growers prioritizing flavor should compare the available aroma and terpene notes. If the record does not state a characteristic, Clone Source should confirm it before it is treated as an expected result.
Shipping, Arrival Checks, and First-Week Care
Clone Source fulfills from Colorado and confirms destination eligibility and current order terms before shipping. The published shipping schedule is Monday through Wednesday, and the current order record should confirm the method, timing, and packaging details for the destination.
When a shipment arrives, document the package condition, inspect the foliage and root zone, and follow the supplied acclimation instructions. Keep the new plants separate while they adjust to the grow environment. If there is an arrival concern, photograph it promptly and contact the team within the published 48-hour claim window under the current policy.
Built for Home Growers and Commercial Cultivators
Home growers can use the library to compare a smaller shortlist before requesting availability. Commercial cultivators can use the same record-level information as a starting point for discussing quantities, strain mix, and scheduling; commercial pricing is available by conversation for orders of 100 or more clones.
For the next step, browse the full clone catalog, review testing information, or contact orders@clone-source.com and (720) 375-5261. Clone Source will confirm current availability, documentation, destination eligibility, and order terms before fulfillment.