Question 1

How big are the plants?

Accepted Answer

We ship clones that are between 4-10” tall in a 3.5” x 3.5” growing pot. The plants are generally between one week and one month old, and the transplant date is printed on the label with the strain name.

Question 2

How are Sun Clones delivered?

Accepted Answer

SunClones are shipped individually packaged for protection, and the packaging is completely recyclable and discreet. We use one-day shipping via UPS Next Day Air to ensure quick and safe delivery of your order.

Question 3

What is the minimum order?

Accepted Answer

To maximize the efficiency of the cost of overnight shipping, we require a 2 plant minimum order. You can mix and match the strains as you'd like within that however you like.

For orders of 20 or more plants, please visit our Wholesale and Commercial Page.

Question 4

Where can I find information about shipping, refunds, and damaged plants?

Accepted Answer

Our policies on shipping, returns and refunds, and order disputes are available on the Shipping and Returns Page under the Our Company tab.

Question 5

What should I do if my plants arrive damaged?

Accepted Answer

Email pictures of your plants to info@sun-clone.com. Include your order number and any other relevant information in your email. For additional information about replacements and returns, please refer to our Shipping and Returns Page.

Question 6

How often do you have sales?

Accepted Answer

There is no regular sale schedule. Generally, we will have sales around holidays. The best way to stay informed about when we have strains on sale is to join our newsletter.

Question 7

Why buy clones?

Accepted Answer

Clones offer a faster and more predictable start to your cultivation process. Since clones are cuttings from a mature mother plant, they are already genetically identical to the parent. This means you’ll know exactly what to expect in terms of growth, potency, and yield. Our clones are all from feminized mothers, meaning you will never receive a male plant clone from Sun Clone.

With seeds, you may encounter variations due to genetic diversity, which can result in inconsistencies.

Question 8

What do I do when I receive my plants?

Accepted Answer

Carefully open the package and remove your clone from its shipping box. Avoid rushing to prevent accidental damage. Inspect the plant and its packaging for any signs of stress or shipping damage, such as bent stems or wilted leaves. Take clear photos of your clone from multiple angles as soon as you unpack it. This documentation can serve as a reference for its health and as evidence for any claims if issues arise with the shipment.

Check the soil or growing medium. If it feels dry, water gently to moisten it without overwatering. The soil should feel damp but not soggy. Avoid saturating the roots, as this can lead to root stress or rot. It’s best to avoid feeding nutrients immediately after receiving your clone. Allow it to acclimate for a few days. When you do start, begin with a diluted nutrient solution to prevent overfeeding and nutrient burn.

Allow your clone to rest in a bright area with indirect light for 1-2 days. This helps it recover from shipping stress. Avoid placing it under strong grow lights or in direct sunlight immediately, as this can shock the plant. After the resting period, gradually transition your clone to its permanent environment. Start by exposing it to your grow lights for short periods, increasing exposure over the next few days. Maintain stable temperatures (70-80°F) and humidity levels (65-75%) to minimize stress.

Wait at least 7 days after receiving your clone before transplanting to a larger pot. This gives the plant time to adjust to its new surroundings. Make sure to use a high-quality, nutrient-rich soil and handle the roots carefully during transplanting.

If your clone appears wilted, yellowing, or droopy, ensure it’s in a stable environment with proper light, humidity, and temperature. Check the soil moisture and avoid overwatering or overfeeding. Monitor closely and adjust conditions as needed.

Question 9

I’m new to growing. Where do I start?

Accepted Answer

Sun Clone has compiled information on all things cannabis growing, from soil and fertilizer to pests and IPM, based on our own experience and sources across the internet. We hope that it is useful for growers of all experience levels, and is available on our website! You can find our Growers Resource on the Resource Tab of the Sun Clone website.

Question 10

Where can I go for growing advice?

Accepted Answer

There are a multitude of places you can find growing advice! On the Sun Clone website, you can find the Forum page under the Community tab. We also have a presence on several online platforms. You can find more information on our Social Media page under the Resources tab.

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