Quality Genetics for Licensed California Cultivators
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A nursery with a distinct point of view.
A nursery needs more than an isolated logo to explain its offer. OOG brought Clonnabis’s botanical identity into a cohesive website, connecting a filterable cultivar catalog, nursery services and detailed bulk-quote requests.
OOG’s contribution: Website and botanical identity application, structured catalog and service content, bulk-request form design and an export-based content editor.
Clonnabis presents a California nursery’s genetics and cultivation services for licensed commercial growers. The work combines its visual identity with an editorial website and a clear route to request a quote. The website explains clones, teens and starts, contracted nursery services and pickup or delivery preferences. A detailed request journey gathers plant stage, quantities, cultivar interests, timing, growing medium and business information so the nursery can prepare a quote.
What we built
Website · Brand application
Botanical imagery, a distinct plant identity and restrained typography give the nursery a recognizable presence. The work combines product and service storytelling, supporting information pages and branded motion. The selected original landing pairs Playfair Display and Inter with a forest-green hero, gold accents and cream content areas. Its native hero uses a still nursery photograph, not video; existing botanical imagery remains separate from any unverified motion claim.
Botanical character carries through navigation, products and services.
- Nursery identity & botanical motion
- Product and service pages
- Responsive navigation & supporting content
- Filterable cultivar catalog
- Bulk quote and license-information request forms
- Export-based site content editor
An offer growers can explore.
A filterable cultivar catalog connects plant imagery and product information with explanations of rooted clones, teens and starts, and contracted nursery services. Supporting FAQs and service details guide visitors toward an availability and bulk-quote request.
A request with the details attached.
The order form is built from structured content. It collects business and license information, plant stages and quantities, cultivar interests, timing, growing medium, pickup or delivery preferences and optional notes. File fields include type guidance and size checks.
Content the operator can maintain.
A companion content editor provides forms for business details, the introduction, features, strains, pricing, testimonials and FAQs. It can load existing content, copy the resulting JSON or download a content file for the operator to upload. The public site loads structured content with an inline fallback.