Cannabis cuttings and genetics in Switzerland
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Cuttings
A cutting starts as material taken from a mother plant. For a rooted cutting, assess the condition of the roots alongside the record linking it to its source plant.
Genetics
A clone traces back to an individual mother plant. A cultivar name alone cannot establish that link. Plants with the same genetic origin can still look different in different environments.
Young plants
Young plant describes a stage of development. It could have started from seed or as a cutting. Record the propagation method separately from the state of root development.
Quality
Quality includes visible condition, identity and records you can check. A healthy-looking leaf offers one clue and cannot establish provenance or rule out a specific pathogen.
Cutting provenance
The place of propagation, the source of the original material and the company address answer different questions. A useful provenance record states each and identifies the relevant batch.
Producers
To understand a Swiss producer’s role, ask whether the business propagates plants, sources material elsewhere or acts as an intermediary.
Explore Swiss producersPlant health
Spots, distorted growth and uneven roots can warrant a closer look. Appearance alone rarely identifies the cause.
Swiss law
The rules depend on the material, its intended use and the activity involved. The FOPH and FOAG explain different parts of the Swiss framework.