How do I order cannabis clones from Prime Cuts?

Call (707) 841-7663 or email Sales@primecutsnursery.com. We'll discuss strain availability, formats, pricing, and delivery or pickup options.

Where is Prime Cuts Nursery located?

We're in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. We offer local pickup by appointment and delivery coordination throughout California.

When should I transplant cannabis clones?

Transplant rooted clones when roots emerge from the plug. Move to larger pots when roots fill 80% of the current container (visible at drain holes). Transplant 1-2 weeks before flipping to flower.

How do I prevent transplant shock in cannabis?

Water 1-2 hours before transplanting, handle gently by the root ball (never the stem), reduce light for 24-48 hours after, and avoid feeding for 48 hours. Keep humidity elevated to 65-70%.

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Last updated: May 25, 2026

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Transplanting Cannabis Clones

Step-by-step guide to minimize stress and maximize growth

Transplanting is a critical moment for your cannabis clones. Done right, your plant transitions seamlessly into explosive growth. Done wrong, transplant shock can set you back days or even kill a clone. Here's how to do it right.

When to Transplant

Rooted clones → 1 gallon: As soon as you see roots poking out of the plug or starter cube
1 gallon → 3-5 gallon: When roots fill 80% of the pot (roots visible at drain holes)
3-5 gallon → final pot: 1-2 weeks before flipping to flower
Teens and talls: Transplant to 3-5 gallon or final pot immediately

Container Size Guide

Container	Best For	Veg Time
1 gallon	Initial transplant from clone	1-2 weeks
3-5 gallon	Indoor final / outdoor intermediate	2-4 weeks
7-10 gallon	Indoor final (larger plants)	4-6 weeks
15-30 gallon	Outdoor final	6-8 weeks
100+ gallon / ground	Maximum outdoor yield	8+ weeks

Transplant Steps

Water the clone in its current container 1-2 hours before transplanting
Prepare the new container with pre-moistened growing medium
Dig a hole slightly larger than the root ball
Gently remove the plant — squeeze flexible pots to loosen, never pull by the stem
Place root ball in hole, fill around with medium, press gently to eliminate air pockets
Water thoroughly with plain water (no nutrients for 24-48 hours)
Reduce light intensity for 24-48 hours to minimize stress