Know your rights and get the resources you need to grow your own herb.
Here at Sespe Creek, we believe in supporting the full cannabis experience, including cultivating your own flower at home. While we no longer sell seeds or clones, we encourage you to explore Equilibrium Genetics, a trusted source where many of our sungrown farm partners obtain their seeds.
Although our budtenders cannot provide specific cultivation advice, we’ve gathered helpful links, forums, and resources so you can find the information you need to succeed with your hobby.
Resources for Growing Hobbyists
Equilibrium Genetics
Equilibrium Genetics produces hybrid, heirloom, and landrace cannabis seeds, offering a wide variety of genetics for personal cultivation. Seeds can be ordered directly online.
Guides & Articles
- Are Your Seeds Regular or Feminized?
- Plant Cannabis Seeds
- After My Cannabis Seed Sprouts
- Identify Male and Female Cannabis Plants
- Best Varieties for Growing Outdoors
- Best Varieties for Growing Indoors
- How to Make Cannabis Seeds
Forums
Books
- Ask Ed: Marijuana Success: Tips and Advice for Gardening Year-Round
- Amazon Best Sellers in Marijuana Cultivation
The Legal Dirt
How many plants can you grow?
- Adults 21+ – Up to six plants per residence, subject to “reasonable regulations” by local governments.
- Medical cannabis patients – Up to 12 plants unless a physician’s recommendation specifies a greater need.
Local Cultivation Regulations
- City of Ojai – Outdoor cultivation prohibited; no outdoor cannabis or hemp allowed.
- Unincorporated Ventura County – Up to six plants at your residence (indoors or outdoors).
- City of Ventura – Must be indoors or in a fully enclosed, secure, non-visible greenhouse.
- City of Fillmore – Outdoor cultivation banned; indoor requires a permit (process unclear, call 805-524-3701 for details).
- City of Santa Paula – Up to six plants indoors with a required Personal Cannabis Cultivation Permit.
- City of Oxnard – Indoor personal cultivation allowed, up to six plants; outdoor banned.
- City of Camarillo – Indoor only, up to six plants with owner consent and code compliance; outdoor prohibited.
- Unincorporated Santa Barbara County – Allowed indoors or in a secure accessory structure, up to six plants.
- City of Santa Barbara – Must be indoors or in a fully enclosed, secure, non-visible greenhouse.
(Please check with your city or county for most recent regulations)