Cannabis Clones for Sale in Washington
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Cannabis Clones for Sale in Washington
Important: Washington's cannabis laws are different from most legal states, and it affects who can legally grow a clone at home here. Unlike California, Oregon, or Colorado, Washington does not allow recreational home cultivation. Only registered medical cannabis patients (or their designated providers) with a valid authorization may legally grow cannabis at home in Washington. Please read the legal section below carefully before ordering.
At Homegrown Nursery, we ship cannabis clones to eligible addresses in Washington for customers who are legally authorized to cultivate under the state's medical program. Learn more about who we are on our About Us page.
Is It Legal to Grow Cannabis Clones in Washington?
Washington voters legalized recreational cannabis in 2012 under Initiative 502, becoming one of the first two states in the country to do so (alongside Colorado). However, Washington's law took a very different approach to home cultivation:
- Recreational home grow is illegal. Growing cannabis at home without a valid medical authorization is a Class C felony in Washington, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine — regardless of plant count, even for a single plant.
- Medical patients can legally grow at home. Registered medical cannabis patients may grow up to 6 plants at their residence; patients with a qualifying provider recommendation for a higher amount may grow up to 15 plants (with a 15-plant cap per housing unit regardless of the number of patients).
- Unregistered patients (with a valid authorization but not on the state registry) may grow up to 4 plants and possess a smaller amount of usable cannabis from those plants.
- Legislative efforts are ongoing. Washington lawmakers have introduced bills nearly every year since 2015 to legalize recreational home cultivation, most recently Senate Bill 6204 in the 2026 session. As of this writing, none have passed — recreational home grow remains illegal. Check our Cannabis News section for updates if that changes.
- Landlord and local rules: Even for authorized medical patients, property owners can prohibit cultivation on rental property, and some proposed legislation would allow cities/counties to add further local restrictions.
This is general information, not legal advice. Cannabis law in Washington is actively changing — confirm your current legal status with the Washington State Department of Health and/or an attorney before ordering a clone for home cultivation.
Ordering Clones Shipped to Washington
We ship rather than offer local pickup in Washington. Because of Washington's legal restrictions, please only order if you are a registered medical cannabis patient (or designated provider) with a valid authorization to cultivate at home. Clones ship in protective, insulated packaging designed to handle transit, and orders are timed to minimize how long a clone spends in the box.
Have a question about your order, delivery, or a claim for a damaged or missing shipment? Contact us directly before you check out and our team can walk you through it.
Have your indoor growing space ready before your clone arrives, since a shipped clone is more stressed than one picked up locally and benefits from a fast transition into its new environment.
Clones, Teens, and Seeds
Browse our current clone inventory for available strains, or consider our teen clones if you'd rather start with a more established plant given how much of a Washington grow happens indoors from day one. We also carry feminized and autoflower seeds for patients who'd prefer to start from seed.
Getting Started
New to growing from clone? Our Grow Guide walks through everything from picking a healthy cutting to your first harvest.
Not in Washington, or not yet a registered patient?
If you're across the border in a state with full recreational home cultivation, our Oregon page covers a very different legal landscape just south of Washington. If you're comparing Washington's medical-only framework to another restricted state, our Nevada page covers a different kind of eligibility limit — distance from a licensed dispensary rather than patient status.
Interested in buying in bulk? Visit our Wholesale page for commercial pricing.
We Ship To Anywhere In Washington!
If a UPS truck can get to you, we can deliver! There are not many places that are out of our reach for shipping you our premium clones.
Wholesale Cannabis Plants and Clones
Are you an experienced commercial grower? We offer wholesale cannabis plants and clones with special pricing. Contact us to discuss your needs and get the best deals.
How to Buy Marijuana Clones
You must be over 21 years of age to be legally allowed to grow plants at your home or enclosed outdoor garden.
We are here to help you get started with a high-quality crop. Our selection includes plants with high yields, specific THC levels, fast flowering times, and emerging favorite strains. Whether you're using a mobile device or a desktop, you can buy the finest marijuana clones quickly and safely. Simply choose your favorite clones and sizes, place your order, and one of our representatives will contact you for delivery.
Growing Cannabis in Washington
Washington's registered medical growers are typically working with an indoor setup, so tips here focus on that:
- Western Washington (Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia): Mild, wet, and often overcast — outdoor humidity is high enough that most home growers, medical or otherwise, opt for indoor grows with active dehumidification to manage mold risk.
- Eastern Washington (Spokane, Yakima, Tri-Cities): Drier and hotter in summer, with a bigger day-to-night temperature swing — more favorable outdoor conditions if local rules and personal authorization allow, but many growers still choose indoor setups for consistency and privacy.
- Indoor lighting and airflow: A full-spectrum LED grow light and active ventilation are worth prioritizing given how many Washington growers are working in enclosed, private spaces year-round.
- Odor control: Since cultivation must stay private and out of public view under Washington law, carbon filtration is a common addition for indoor grow tents and rooms.
- Humidity management: Western Washington's naturally damp climate means indoor grows benefit from a dehumidifier, especially during flowering when mold risk is highest.
Cities We Ship Cannabis Clones To In Washington
Seattle
Seattle's cool, wet climate means most registered medical patients growing at home opt for an indoor setup with active dehumidification to manage mold risk. We ship clones to eligible Seattle-area addresses for authorized patients.
Spokane
Spokane's drier Eastern Washington climate is more forgiving for humidity control, though registered patients still commonly grow indoors for privacy and consistency. We ship clones to eligible Spokane-area addresses for authorized patients.
Yakima
Yakima's drier Eastern Washington climate offers easier humidity control than the coast, though registered patients still typically grow indoors under state law. We ship clones to eligible Yakima-area addresses for authorized patients.
Tacoma
Tacoma shares Puget Sound's mild, damp climate, making indoor cultivation with good airflow a common choice among registered patients. We ship clones to eligible Tacoma-area addresses for authorized patients.
Vancouver
Vancouver, WA sits in the milder Columbia River Gorge climate, though registered patients here still typically grow indoors under Washington's cultivation rules. We ship clones to eligible Vancouver-area addresses for authorized patients.
Bellevue
Bellevue's climate closely mirrors Seattle's — cool and damp for much of the year, favoring an indoor grow setup with dehumidification. We ship clones to eligible Bellevue-area addresses for authorized patients.
Everett
Everett's Puget Sound climate calls for the same indoor humidity management as much of Western Washington. We ship clones to eligible Everett-area addresses for authorized patients.
Olympia
Olympia's mild, wet climate makes indoor cultivation with active airflow and dehumidification the standard approach for registered patients. We ship clones to eligible Olympia-area addresses for authorized patients.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cannabis in Washington
Is it legal to grow cannabis clones at home in Washington?
Only for registered medical cannabis patients (or designated providers) with a valid authorization. Recreational home cultivation is illegal in Washington and is a Class C felony, regardless of plant count.
Can I have cannabis clones shipped to my home in Washington?
Yes, but only if you are a registered medical cannabis patient or designated provider with a valid authorization to cultivate at home. We ship to eligible addresses statewide.
How many plants can a medical patient grow in Washington?
Registered patients may grow up to 6 plants (up to 15 with a qualifying provider recommendation, capped at 15 per housing unit). Patients with a valid authorization who aren't on the state registry may grow up to 4 plants.
Navigate through our options of cannabis plants for sale.
Pick your favorite strains and the size of the clones.
Place your order, and we will get in touch.
Arrange the details for delivery of your order with our team.
Carefully inspect your clones upon delivery.
Transplant your clones as soon as possible, and happy growing!
Why Buy Cannabis Clones From Homegrown Nursery?
Our Commitment To Superior Quality
We have been working diligently over the years to make Homegrown Nursery Colorado top marijuana nurseries for clones. We have an exceptional variety of strains in different sizes for both personal and commercial growings. To ensure your getting superior genetics and first-rate phenotypes, all our strains are verified through testing and flowering.The climate in our nursery is controlled, and the environment is clean, keeping mold, pests, and insects away. Only the strongest and healthiest mother plants have cuts taken to create the clones. Before boxing and sending to delivery, we ensure all clones are rooted and viable.