Clone name: EPN03, EPN04, EPN05, EPN06, EPN08, EPN09, EPN10, EPN11, EPN25
Grower: Michael Robinson
All of these clones were raised from the same successful seed batch and have consistently proven themselves to be strong, vigorous growers. Each one is genetically unique, contributing valuable new diversity to a species thought to have an extremely narrow gene pool.
They are reliable, fast-growing, and rewarding to cultivate, and play an important role in broadening the genetics available in cultivation. Whether you’re adding to an established collection or choosing a single plant to grow, any one of these clones makes a fantastic choice, you won’t be disappointed! Visit our blog post to read about our Salvia divinorum seed project.
Clone name: Paradox
Grower: Daniel Siebert
Also known as DS9403, this clone was raised from seed in 1994. Early on, it was reported to display lightly mottled leaves; however, it is now thought that this was likely the result of a nutrient imbalance rather than a true genetic trait. Given its relatively fast and vigorous growth, higher nutrient demands may help explain this observed mottling. It is also noted for being more vigorous in growth than many other classic Salvia divinorum clones.
Clone name: Resilience
Grower: Daniel Siebert
Raised from seed in 2002, this is another genetically unique clone produced by Daniel Siebert and distributed among serious Salvia divinorum collectors.
