re: Let’s talk weed stocks in this thread

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The cost per clone is relatively inexpensive once you have a trained crew. These clones were taken over 2 days using 4 people taking the cuts and 4 people prepping and installing in the trays at $12 per hour. Each tray holds 96 cuts.

With the profit margins on finished flower dropping to all time lows in California, on the legal side, I can't see it being feasible to buy clones in the long run.

Granted, there will be start up facilities that will have no choice in the beginning. Those will eventually end up mothering out the strains they like and cloning for themselves.

I'm trying to get out of the California cultivation phase and building a new CBD extraction facility in Sparks Nevada.