Sunboldt Grown - Case Study

Phenohunting and an accelerated breeding program!

Phenohunt at Sunboldt Grown
"I was definitely anti-indoor until I used The Sun On-Demand™. Now, I have a solution for a nursery for healthy growth, and the R&D potential for my strains is amazing."
Sunshine Cereceda
Owner, Sunboldt Grown

We’ve been honored to be partnering with Sunboldt Grown to bring sunlighting from The Sun On-Demand™ to accelerate  her breeding program, to preserve genetics over winter, and to harden clones for transplant outdoors. With a spirit as giant as the redwoods under which she farms, owner Sunshine Johnson is leading the charge for organically grown, dry farmed, small batch, estate grown cannabis. 

The Sun On-Demand™ allowed Sunshine to pheno-hunt for the hardiest and most flavorful plants in her garden. These plants express their full genetic potential, just like they would outdoors. Pheno-hunting indoors with The Sun On-Demand™ allowed Sunshine to accelerate her breeding program while staying true to her sun-grown roots. 

The Sun On-Demand™ gave Sunshine the flexibility to preserve genetics over winter. By springtime, her mother plants and cuttings were strong and ready to transition directly out into the field. 

20 young plants were placed in this room to flower under one The Sun On-Demand™ fixture.

These plants were vegged outdoors and did not show any signs of stress or slowdown when transplanted and moved indoors.

"I didn’t expect my growth to be so healthy and happy! What would take two weeks normally, I saw in a week."

Sunshine Cereceda, Owner-Operator, Sunboldt Grown

This photo of nearly-finished Molokai Frost under The Sun On-Demand™ shows the bud structure stacking from the top of the plant all the way to the bottom of the plant. Very little “lollipopping” is done on these plants, resulting in less labor time and more oil. (TIP: be sure to get air flow in the bottom half of the canopy.)

"“The light acts like the sun in May. May is a power month for growth. It’s when plants put on the most growth of the season. It’s the month of May when everything is cranking and growing. The light is most similar to that.”

Sunshine Cereceda, Owner-Operator, Sunboldt Grown