GENETICS

Genetics

Genetics

Variety Is the Spice of Life

Read More about our Clone Varieties 

Cherry Wine
Bred from Wife and Charlotte’s Cherries, Cherry Wine is a vigorous growing variety
that can produce high cannabinoid levels. Expect a strong fruity smell with a cherry
floral frame layered with pine skunk undertones. Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks
indoors. Outdoor Harvest Season: Mid Sept -Mid Oct. Suggested planting density is
1500-2000 plants per acre.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 26/1

BaOX
BaOx is a moderate to fast growing, bushy variety that originates from Hindu Kush x Otto II cross. BaOX is a true hybrid variety that produces high resin content and can be harvested between middle and late harvested hemp varieties. Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks indoors. Suggested planting density is 1800-2000 plants per acre. Outdoor Harvest Season: End of September - Mid October.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 30/1

T1
A robust indica dominant strain, T1 is known to for its convincing smell, stunning look and incredible oil production. Expect a strong and compact stature, tight internodal spacing and giant colas making it a high yielding variety. Flowering Time: 7-9 weeks indoors. Outdoor Harvest Season: Mid September - Early October. Suggested planting density is 1800-2400 plants per acre.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 28/1

Sweetened
One of our personal favorites, Sweetened is a cross of Cherry and Otto II, making it a large, easy to care for variety. Sweetened is great for those seeking consistent results with minimal effort. Expect vigorous growth with a unique cannabinoid and terpene profile. Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks indoors. Outdoor Harvest Season: Early October - Late October. Suggested planting density is 1500-2000 plants per acre.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 30/1

CC (Cherry Cherry)
CC (aka Cherry Cherry) can be the bred-winner if it’s high CBD content you’re looking for. If treated right, expect a smaller plant that can fill up with high-resin buds in a hurry. This variety is great for those looking to plant early and harvest early. Flowering Time: 7-9 weeks indoors.
Outdoor Harvest Season: Early September - Mid October.
Suggested planting density is 1500-2500 plants per acre.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 30/1

Franklin
Franklin is an Otto II phenotype with moderate to long internodes that can be planted later in the season to produce an exceptional yield with rewarding oil content. Franklin, much like Sweetened, is a favorite strain for those seeking consistent results with minimal effort. Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks indoors. Outdoor Harvest Season: Early October - Late October. Suggested planting density is 1500-2000 plants per acre.
Total CBD/ Total THC Ratio = 29/1

Wife
Known as a robust, high CBD strain, The Wife is a hard-hitting CBD producer. CBD content ranges from 13-19%. Expect frosty flower with a terpene profile heavy in diesel and cheesy aromas. Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks indoors. Outdoor Harvest Season: End of September - Mid October. Suggested planting density is 1800-2000 plants per acre. 
Blue and red tractor in a hemp field
Hemp farm worker maintaining hemp plants

Q + A

Industrial hemp is generally grown for: seed, fiber or floral materials (CBD/cannabinoids). Here at Greenman Gardens we specialize in the production of floral material starting from clones.

What is a mother plant?

A mother plant is a female plant of proven, top quality genetics that has been hand-selected for the purposes of producing clones with the exact genetic makeup as the mother itself. 

What is a clone?

A clone is a cutting taken from a mother plant and rooted, becoming an exact genetic replica of its mother. Growers seeking superior quality and consistency in their harvest often prefer clones (over seeds) so they can be assured that all of their plants are female, thus preventing the risk from cross-pollination within their grow. Other benefits include the shape of the plant that clones provide (out and wide rather than straight up and skinny), which in turn produces a more fruitful harvest as well as the assurance that a good provider has purposefully selected the best phenotypes of a variety to establish his or her mother stock. 

How can hemp be grown for floral material?

Hemp grown for floral material can be grown from clones or from seed. While hemp grown for floral material requires light, water, and nutrients, it is not as easy as it may seem to produce quality, cannabinoid-rich hemp flower. Ensuring only females are planted is crucial to overall yield and value. Other organic measures should also be considered in order to control pests, disease and weeds.

Why clones and not seeds?

• Cloning ensures the female sex of the plant required to produce floral material. Seeds (feminized included), on the other hand, will yield both male and female plants. 
• Male hemp plants not only fail to produce floral material, but for reproductive purposes, male plants also pollinate their neighboring female plants, significantly deteriorating yields and the overall quality of the female’s production. Clones produced from female mothers guarantee no male plants. 
• Clones produce structurally different plants than seeds that grow out and wide rather than straight up and skinny. This structure will produce better and more numerous flowers on the plant, leading to a more fruitful harvest. 
• Sourcing clones from a quality provider ensures the best phenotypes have been thoughtfully and purposefully selected to establish their mother stock, meaning that you are investing in plants with superior genetics in comparison to the alternative(s).  
• In conclusion, if you want seedy flower/bud, start with seeds. If you want high-quality sensimilla (seedless flower) with a much larger yield and higher concentration of cannabinoids, starting with clones is your best option. 

What We Provide to Growers…

Greenman Gardens propagates and grows premium quality floral-producing plants for those farmers that put quality and yield above all else. We produce clones from select varieties that we have chosen for various reasons, most importantly their cannabinoid and terpene profiles. From the beginning, Greenman Gardens has worked to obtain top quality genetics that are optimal for floral production. We are continuously cycling in additional mother plants in order to strengthen each variety we sell. Our goals are simple: 

1. Unbeatable service
2. Premium quality 
3. Competitive pricing

If you are interested in growing hemp, in the market for clones or mother plants, or just have a question about what it is we do, feel free to give us a call or send us a message!
Young hemp plant growing
Row of hemp plants

Q + A

Industrial hemp is generally grown for: seed, fiber or floral materials (CBD/cannabinoids). Here at Greenman Gardens we specialize in the production of floral material starting from clones.

What is a mother plant?

A mother plant is a female plant of proven, top quality genetics that has been hand-selected for the purposes of producing clones with the exact genetic makeup as the mother itself. 

What is a clone?

A clone is a cutting taken from a mother plant and rooted, becoming an exact genetic replica of its mother. Growers seeking superior quality and consistency in their harvest often prefer clones (over seeds) so they can be assured that all of their plants are female, thus preventing the risk from cross-pollination within their grow. Other benefits include the shape of the plant that clones provide (out and wide rather than straight up and skinny), which in turn produces a more fruitful harvest as well as the assurance that a good provider has purposefully selected the best phenotypes of a variety to establish his or her mother stock. 

How can hemp be grown for floral material?

Hemp grown for floral material can be grown from clones or from seed. While hemp grown for floral material requires light, water, and nutrients, it is not as easy as it may seem to produce quality, cannabinoid-rich hemp flower. Ensuring only females are planted is crucial to overall yield and value. Other organic measures should also be considered in order to control pests, disease and weeds.

Why clones and not seeds?

• Cloning ensures the female sex of the plant required to produce floral material. Seeds (feminized included), on the other hand, will yield both male and female plants. 
• Male hemp plants not only fail to produce floral material, but for reproductive purposes, male plants also pollinate their neighboring female plants, significantly deteriorating yields and the overall quality of the female’s production. Clones produced from female mothers guarantee no male plants. 
• Clones produce structurally different plants than seeds that grow out and wide rather than straight up and skinny. This structure will produce better and more numerous flowers on the plant, leading to a more fruitful harvest. 
• Sourcing clones from a quality provider ensures the best phenotypes have been thoughtfully and purposefully selected to establish their mother stock, meaning that you are investing in plants with superior genetics in comparison to the alternative(s).  
• In conclusion, if you want seedy flower/bud, start with seeds. If you want high-quality sensimilla (seedless flower) with a much larger yield and higher concentration of cannabinoids, starting with clones is your best option. 

What We Provide to Growers…

Greenman Gardens propagates and grows premium quality floral-producing plants for those farmers that put quality and yield above all else. We produce clones from select varieties that we have chosen for various reasons, most importantly their cannabinoid and terpene profiles. From the beginning, Greenman Gardens has worked to obtain top quality genetics that are optimal for floral production. We are continuously cycling in additional mother plants in order to strengthen each variety we sell. Our goals are simple: 

1. Unbeatable service
2. Premium quality 
3. Competitive pricing

If you are interested in growing hemp, in the market for clones or mother plants, or just have a question about what it is we do, feel free to give us a call or send us a message!
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