No matter where you grow in California, Prime Cuts Nursery can supply you with premium, HLVD-tested cannabis clones. Contact us today to discuss your needs.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
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No matter where you grow in California, Prime Cuts Nursery can supply you with premium, HLVD-tested cannabis clones. Contact us today to discuss your needs.
Learn more about buying cannabis clones in California or explore our wholesale program.
Prime Cuts Nursery is located in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. Our 6,000 sq ft indoor nursery facility houses our mother plant library and propagation rooms. We welcome visits by appointment.
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Fix common issues fast and save your plants
Cannabis clones are generally hardy, but issues can arise — especially during rooting and transplanting. Here's how to identify and fix the most common problems.
Cause: Transplant shock — roots haven't established in new medium yet.
Fix: Keep humidity high (60-70%), reduce light intensity for 2-3 days, water lightly, avoid nutrients for first 3-5 days. Most clones recover within 48 hours.
Cause: Normal during rooting — the plant cannibalizes lower leaves to fuel root growth. If happening after transplant, may indicate nitrogen deficiency.
Fix: During rooting, remove yellowed leaves to prevent mold. After transplant, begin light nitrogen feeding at 25-50% strength.
Cause: Temperature too low, humidity too low, or expired rooting hormone.
Fix: Ensure 72-78°F root zone temp (use heat mat), 70-80% humidity under dome, and fresh rooting gel. Some strains are naturally slower rooters — wait a full 14 days before worrying.
Cause: Too much moisture in the rooting medium. The stem base turns brown/mushy.
Fix: Medium should be moist, not soaking wet. Ensure drainage. If rot has started, re-cut above the rot line and re-dip in rooting hormone.
Cause: Not enough light intensity during veg stage.
Fix: Move lights closer or increase intensity gradually. Top the plant to encourage bushy lateral growth.
Cause: Could indicate HLVD infection. Plants grow slowly, internode spacing is tight, stems are brittle.
Fix: PCR test the plant. If positive, destroy it and sanitize your grow area. This is why buying from tested nurseries is critical — you never want to deal with HLVD after it's in your garden.