An overview of a new batch of clones from our Project X mother plant. This batch shows how many cuttings she has provided while continuing to flourish herself, a reflection of the care we put into our mother plants and the living genetics they help us preserve.

The standard in our nursery begins with the mother plant. We give her careful, consistent attention so the cuttings she provides have the best possible start. That care is part of how we work toward strong, well-established clones.

This is the standard we work toward: a well-established clone with a sturdy stem, strong green leaves, and a developed plant structure. More than a freshly taken cutting, it’s a living clone prepared for its next stage.

Image 4 shows the exceptional root structure on one of our clones: bright white, fine roots with no visible mould, fungal growth, or damage. It’s a close-up of the care that goes into growing and preserving living genetics.

This plant is pictured under a different light setting, part of the care we give our newly selected Mother plants as they develop. From start to finish, we pay attention to what each plant needs to flourish, so the genetic line is strong and not surviving but thriving

This clone has rooted and is already showing fresh new growth. It’s a lovely glimpse of a living plant settling in and moving forward.

A look at some of our exceptional clones after rooting. Each one represents a living piece of genetics we’re working to preserve and carry forward.

Each genetic is watered through its own dedicated circle, rather than with a jug or overhead sprayer. This lets us care for each living genetic according to its needs, one plant at a time.

We explore several promising options at a time, then choose the matches we believe are worth investing in. It’s a considered process: not just picking one and moving on, but finding the strongest fit for the genetics we want to preserve.

A closer look at the living clones in one of our specialised pheno hunts. At CloneBuzzz Genetics, this work is about observing each plant carefully and preserving the genetics worth carrying forward.