Propagation Technician

The Technician
- Cultivation Propagation reports directly to the Propagation Cultivation Manager and is responsible for supporting the health, quality, and productivity of cannabis plants during the propagation stage. This hands‑on role is responsible for maintaining mother plants, producing and caring for clones, supporting early plant development, and preparing plants for transfer to the next cultivation phase. The Technician
- Cultivation Propagation performs daily plant care, monitoring, and sanitation activities to promote healthy growth while ensuring compliance with company procedures, quality standards, and applicable regulatory requirements. Work is performed in a cultivation environment with regular exposure to cannabis plants, cannabis‑related odors, pollen, dust, and varying temperatures, humidity levels, and lighting conditions typical of commercial cultivation operations.

SCHEDULE:

Tuesday
- Saturday 6:15am - 2:30pm

PAY: $20.00

• Plant Biology Knowledge:
  Understand cannabis plant anatomy, physiology, and growth cycles
• Mother Stock Maintenance:
  Perform defoliation, pruning, cutting/irrigating clones and staking techniques to optimize light penetration, airflow throughout the propagation cycle
• Canopy Management:
  Perform defoliation, pruning, trellising, and staking techniques to optimize light penetration, airflow, and bud quality throughout the flowering cycle
• Plant Health Maintenance:
  Monitor cannabis plants during the propagation stage to support optimal bud development, plant vitality, and overall crop quality

• Monitoring Plant Health:
  Observe and assess plant conditions daily for signs of stress, disease, pests, or nutrient deficiencies, and report findings to the Cultivation Lead
• Nutrient Management:
  Apply appropriate nutrient solutions based on growth stage and plant requirements
• Sanitation Practices:
  Maintain sterile work spaces and tools to prevent contamination and disease transmission
• Record Keeping:
  Accurately document propagation methods, growth stages, and environmental conditions for compliance and quality control
• Regulatory Compliance:
  Adhere to all local, state, and federal cannabis cultivation regulations
• Cloning Techniques:
  Execute precise cutting and propagation practices using rooting hormones and established cloning methods to propagate new plants
• Additional Responsibilities:
  Perform other duties as assigned

• Must be 21 years of age or older
• Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a State Registered Agent Card
• Must have high school diploma or GED equivalent
• Comfortable working in environments with high humidity, strong plant odors, and fluctuating temperatures
• Ability to work safely at elevated heights, including climbing ladders and using hand tools as needed
• Willingness to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) and to follow sanitation and safety standards

• 1+ years of experience in commercial cultivation or commensurate experience
• Strong knowledge of plant biology and flowering cycles
• Excellent organizational and communication skills
• Ability to take initiative and exercise sound judgment

• Sitting

Occasionally

• Lifting
• Standing

Continuously

10 lbs. or less

Occasionally

• Walking

Continuously

11 to 25 lbs.

Frequently

• Bending Over

Continuously

26 to 50 lbs.

Occasionally

• Crawling

Occasionally

51 to 75 lbs.

Not Applicable

• Climbing

Occasionally

76 to 100 lbs.

Not Applicable

• Reaching Overhead

Frequently

Over 100 lbs.

Not Applicable

• Crouching

Frequently

• Carrying
• Kneeling

Frequently

10 lbs. or less

Continuously

• Balancing

Occasionally

11 to 25 lbs.

Frequently

• Pushing or pulling

Frequently

26 to 50 lbs.

Occasionally

• Talking

Continuously

51 to 75 lbs.

Not Applicable

• Repetitive use of hands/arms

Continuous…