Clone question

[Cboat38]

I would like to take clones from a plant but I’m moving and like to know the best way to save clones for a month or two

 

[Gemtree]

uhhh tissue culture? lol You mean save them without growing them or what?

 

[PadawanWarrior]

Like Cricket from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia said, without growing them? Just kidding man, but the pic kinda looks like Cricket.
But seriously, if it was me, I would just put them in small pots and keep a light on them. A 1 gal pot would probably work, but if you are thinking more like 2 months than 1, I would try to use the 3 gal pots. They're both plenty easy to move around.

 

[Gemtree]

Like Cricket from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia said, without growing them? Just kidding man, but the pic kinda looks like Cricket.
But seriously, if it was me, I would just put them in small pots and keep a light on them. A 1 gal pot would probably work, but if you are thinking more like 2 months than 1, I would try to use the 3 gal pots. They're both plenty easy to move around.

Hips and nips lol

 

[Cboat38]

No I wanna grow them in a couple of months when everything is set up

 

[CODEE_420Grows]

No I wanna grow them in a couple of months when everything is set up

Clone them. Root them. Veg them

 

[BostonBuds]

Just do the bare minimum to keep them alive and not grow too big. My 1st grow I used one of those extension cords with a work light at the end with a 23 watt cfl bulb, obviously when they stayed alive I upgraded equipment. Now for seedlings and clones i use a 2' T12 shop light, I kept some recent clones under it for 2 months and they only grew 6", kept the light really close even touching the leaves and it didn't burn them.