Storing clones for extended periods of time.

cape.chron · Mar 11, 2020

First time posting to a forum so forgive me if my etiquette is wrong. Im launching a website where i will be selling clones and im trying to figure out a way to store clones that are rooted in plugs for extended periods of time. Does anybody know a way to do this? Or will i have to constantly take fresh clones and get rid of old ones? I read up about trimming roots but wasnt really sure if that's a good idea. Any responsed would be much appreciated

2WorldsFrog · Mar 11, 2020

I know that if you keep young wheatgrass in a cooled area, around 45-50F I think, it slows the growth quite a bit while still keeping the plant alive. It's probably not meant for extended periods of time, and I'm not sure if this will work with cannabis, but it might steer you in the direction of more possibly useful information. Hope you figure it out, nobody likes shitty clones in the mail, good luck!

vostok · Mar 11, 2020

cape.chron said:
First time posting to a forum so forgive me if my etiquette is wrong. Im launching a website where i will be selling clones and im trying to figure out a way to store clones that are rooted in plugs for extended periods of time. Does anybody know a way to do this? Or will i have to constantly take fresh clones and get rid of old ones? I read up about trimming roots but wasnt really sure if that's a good idea. Any responsed would be much appreciated

when I was doing clones years ago their is specific packaging that will help you out not a popular shape and is an added cost ..but looks pro
keep them chilled like the Dutch do with tulips
always always have a buyer even before that snip ..imo

Storing clones for extended periods of time.

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