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Not your typical "pheno-hunt" seeds

Grow vigorous plants with consistently outstanding, uniform traits and incredible flower quality – from seed.

Industry’s first premium, phenotypically stable, fully-feminized seed lines

Our feminized, F1 hybrid seed lines have been bred and tested to go straight into the soil for production delivering healthy, vigorous plants with consistently outstanding, uniform traits.
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How F1 Hybrid Seeds Can Mitigate HLVd Risk

First in our new series "The Future of Cannabis Starts with Seeds" features John McFerson, VP of Breeding, and Jared Reynbery, Sr. Director of Breeding, discuss HLVd risk and how to mitigate risk by starting with F1 hybrid production-ready seeds.
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The Impact of Modern Seed Genetics in Commercial Cannabis

Read the latest case study in our series covering seed-based production systems in various sizes and environments. Explore how Montana-based Streamline Farms successfully pivoted from growing tomatoes to cannabis with a limited budget and small footprint.
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Streamline Farms: Bennett Cawthon and Connor Schmitz

Announcing our Innovation Partner, Organigram

Phylos’ Innovation Partner program builds strategic partnerships with cannabis operators around the globe. Combining genetics developed by Phylos’ modern scientific breeding program with partner core competencies provides paths towards further research and commercial advantages for both Phylos and our partners.
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1 million hemp seeds for BIPOC farmers

Dedicated to leveling a systemically unbalanced playing field through our Hemp Seed Donation Program. Our partners include the National Black Farmers Association and Oregon State University’s Global Hemp Innovation Center.
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John and Kara Boyd, National Black Farmers Association

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