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Creating Plants in Flourish Software
Compliance-Specific Guides. Before you begin, ensure you are following the appropriate guide for your compliance system: METRC - Creating clones overview. Florida BioTrack Propagation. Connecticut Bi…
Compliance-Specific Guides
Before you begin, ensure you are following the appropriate guide for your compliance system:
Overview
Propagation marks the beginning of the cultivation life cycle. In Flourish, plants can be created from seeds, clones, or tissue cultures. This process establishes each plant’s origin, strain, and grouping, which are essential for compliance tracking and inventory management.
Flourish supports various propagation sources, allowing you to accurately record the method used to create each new plant.
Plant Creation Components
Component | Explanation |
Clone Room | Select the room where the plants will be created. The list will automatically populate with available rooms in your facility. |
Strain | Choose the appropriate strain for the new plants from the autofilled dropdown list. |
Source | Identify the origin of the plants. The source options determine where the plants are derived from within your facility or incoming inventory. Source Options:-
💡 Available source types may vary based on your facility configuration and state compliance rules. |
Quantity | Enter the total number of plants you’re creating (clones, seeds, or tissue cultures). |
Assign to Group | Determine how your plants will be grouped:- New Group: Create a new group and assign a unique name.- Existing Group: Add the new plants to an existing group selected from the dropdown list. |
Date and Time | Select the appropriate propagation date and time from the calendar. |
Plant IDs | Choose how to assign plant IDs:- I Already Have Plant IDs: Upload an existing |
Compliance Notes
- METRC (California): Immature plant batches are limited to 100 tags per batch.
- Always verify that plant creation details—such as date, strain, and group—comply with your state’s regulations before confirming.
Step-by-Step guide
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How to Create Clones From a Mother Group
NON-METRC - How to Make a Clone