Seed Cellar Seedlings

Beginning in March every year, we begin our spring cannabis seedling sales. In order to best display our available information to our customers, we’ve compiled all of what we know into this blog post.

General Information:

• Our plants are sprouting from feminized photoperiod seeds, meaning they are NOT clones.
• Seedlings must remain under 8 inches at the time of sale.
• Pricing varies but remains between $30.00 and $40.00 per plant purchased.
• Plants are not eligible for shipping at this time.
• Customers may prepay and reserve seedlings for pick-up at a later date.
  • Upon purchase, customers will have a week to pick up their plants.
• Life Is An Adventure provides a majority of our seedlings every year.
  • Strain information can be found on their breeder page here.

General Questions:

Below is a list of generalized questions we receive each year. If you have any other questions that are not listed below, please reach out to us and we will get back to you during business hours at as soon as we can.

When Are Seedlings Available?

We begin the germination process near the middle of February to ensure seedlings are available by March every year. This gives growers of all types the chance to purchase a seedling during the times they want to begin their plants.

Seedlings will be available until the end of June or beginning of July depending on the demand that season.

What Do We Have In Stock?

This information changes often throughout the spring season as we pop different varieties and strain popularity takes over.

Take a look at our 2026 Seed Cellar Seedling Stock List Here

Why Don’t We Provide Autoflower Seedlings?

This is due to a couple of different reasons:

• To prevent transplant shock
• Their quicker flowering time

How Many Can Customers Buy?

There is no cap on how many plants can be purchased at one time, but keep in mind your local laws on how many plants can be grown on your property!

• Michigan residents are allowed to cultivated up to 12 recreational cannabis plants PER HOUSEHOLD.

How Big Will They Grow?

Each plant will range in size depending on their strain. Typically seedlings will grow larger and produce a heavier yield due to their taproot. Our staff recommends looking up the strain you’re interested either on our website or in-store for more information.

Why Should You Grow Your Own Cannabis?

Despite how cool it is being the one in your circle growing cannabis from seed, it’s also more transparent. There’s no more wondering if there will be recalls in the future, or even if what you’re consuming is truly what is being advertised. Continue reading to learn why we believe growing your own cannabis is more beneficial for the mind, body, and wallet!

Quality VS. Quantity

As cannabis continues to grow in popularity across the United States, the demand rises along with it. In 2025, as many as forty states have legalized the consumption of medical marijuana and twenty-five states have legalized to include recreational use. And as always, an increase of demand includes an increase of production. Increased production is great for the businesses involved but reduces customer quality slowly over the years. Recalls have become pretty common in the cannabis industry ranging from contamination to incorrect labeling.

Top Recalls in the Cannabis Industry

• Pesticides and Chemical Residues
• Mold/Yeast Contamination
• Unsafe or Banned Additives
  • A common additive used in cartridges is Vitamin E acetate, leading to respiratory issues when used.
• Incorrect Potency Labels
• Child Safety Protocols
  • Typically involving the packages design in compared to the child friendly versions, as they can occasionally be very similar.

Cannabis Remediation: What Is It?

Before commercially grown cannabis reaches its final destination, it goes through a safety test to check for potential contaminants. If a batch fails their test, a process called Remediation comes into play. What is it, though?

Remediation is a process that growers will use to clean contaminated cannabis to bring it to a sellable quality. The type of contamination usually decides the method of removal.

• Solvent Extraction
  • Most popular method for cannabis with heavy traces of pesticides or heavy metals. This process transforms the flower into an oil or concentrates.
• Heat Treatment
  • The cheapest and easiest method for cannabis with heavy traces of microbes. Essentially using heat to sterilize the contaminants off the flower. This method does reduce terpenes leading to a lack of smell and flavor.

It Can Save Money

On average, feminized cannabis seeds cost around the $10.00 per seed price point. While each plant carries its own growth potential, it’s hard to beat a starting cost so low in comparison to the yearly total spent at your local cannabis shop. It’s important to know how you want to begin your cultivation journey, whether its outside or inside.

Inside Cultivation

Inside growers typically have more to start out purchasing such as pots, soil, nutrients, and basic equipment for plant health. It’s best to find materials that can be reused multiple times to save on cost.

Basic Starting Materials:

• Grow Light
• Tent or Designated Room
  • Just anywhere that can be protected from light leaks as some plants are sensitive.
• Oscillating Fan
• Reusable Pots
• Temperature/Humidity Monitor
• Soil
• Nutrients
• Platforms
  • This helps raise/lower plants to the light based on their age and height. A lot of people will typically use household items such as thick books or small tables.

Outside Cultivation

While most of the time there is minimal starting cost for cultivating cannabis, there are other concerns to manage. Outdoor weather becomes both your friend and your nemesis depending on the year. These plants will require daily observation to check for pests that can invade your garden and other plant changes such as stress. Another thing to be aware of is how far pollen can travel with the wind. Pollen is known to travel up to hundreds of miles depending on the plant it comes from, so be aware if you suddenly get males this could be an environmental change based on distant neighbors and what they could be growing in their yard.

Other Plant Growing Factors:

• Overwatering due to excess rain
• Stress from intense heat
• Frost warnings

Dispensary Pricing

Depending on the state, dispensary pricing can look a little differently. Cultivating your own cannabis can eliminate the unnecessary spending for a product that you can grow at home and receive more for a fraction of the price; A similar comparison is eating out versus eating at home. An added bonus is homegrown, organic cannabis is typically much more enjoyable.

*Recreational cannabis purchases are taxed differently in each state; Check out more in-depth information here.

Personal Cannabis Preference

Certain strains can make a bad day better for a good chunk of the population utilizing cannabis in their lives. Being able to have the option to pick and choose without limitation is incredibly freeing. Not to mention there is a whole world of cannabis outside of the dispensary walls!

If you ever want to deep dive into the world of cannabis strains, start here!

State by State Legalization

Every state operates a tad differently throughout the United States. Know which states you can happily be your authentic self at with our lists below.

Medically Legal States:

1. Alabama
2. Alaska
3. Arizona
4. Arkansas
5. California
6. Colorado
7. Connecticut
8. Delaware
9. District of Columbia
10. Florida
11. Hawaii
12. Illinois
13. Kentucky
14. Louisiana
15. Maine
16. Maryland
17. Massachusetts
18. Michigan
19. Minnesota
20. Mississippi
21. Missouri
22. Montana
23. Nevada
24. New Hampshire
25. New Jersey
26. New Mexico
27. New York
28. North Dakota
29. Ohio
30. Oklahoma
31. Oregon
32. Pennsylvania
33. Rhode Island
34. South Dakota
35. Texas
36. Utah
37. Vermont
38. Virginia
39. Washington
40. West Virginia

States Allowing CBD Oil ONLY:

1. Georgia
2. Indiana
3. Iowa
4. Tennessee
5. Wisconsin
6. Wyoming

Recreationally Legal States:

1. Alaska
2. Arizona
3. California
4. Colorado
5. Connecticut
6. Delaware
7. District of Columbia
8. Illinois
9. Maine
10. Maryland
11. Massachusetts
12. Michigan
13. Minnesota
14. Missouri
15. Montana
16. Nevada
17. New Jersey
18. New Mexico
19. New York
20. Ohio
21. Oregon
22. Rhode Island
23. Vermont
24. Virginia
25. Washington

Grow Your Own, It’s Worth It

It can be a lot of work, but know that it is worth the journey. With money becoming the end goal of the cannabis industry, like most and many industries now, you never really know what you’re getting. An added bonus is learning a new hobby that is genuinely rewarding and can be expanded to fruits, vegetables, spices, and herbs.

https://recovered.org/marijuana/marijuana-legalization-by-state