hellraizer30
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So lets say i had a clone only strain and i wanted to send it to a family member out of state i could just vacume seal
It and send and it should make it ok?
It and send and it should make it ok?
Experiment: Keeping clones in fridge for over 60 days..
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matthebrute
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i would imagine only a couple of days in the mail it should be fine
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I dont know bro, Im using a fridge.
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In water: 
Not in water:
Vacuum Sealed:
Observation: The ones in water continue to look worse. Green is leaving the leaves, stems. Turning purpleish. No mold on the remaining 2 jars. However the jars with only my breath exhaled into it every 2-4 days and no water, are still green. They dont look as firm as when they where cut originially. They look more limp.
Not in water:
Vacuum Sealed:
Observation: The ones in water continue to look worse. Green is leaving the leaves, stems. Turning purpleish. No mold on the remaining 2 jars. However the jars with only my breath exhaled into it every 2-4 days and no water, are still green. They dont look as firm as when they where cut originially. They look more limp.
matthebrute
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the ultimate test will be wich ones actually root when all said and done
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Yea Im nervous. If this works at 60 days Im sure people can further refine it. Could be huge for people with limits on plants to just store their clones until next grow.
matthebrute
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yeah i hear ya, you got a good clone setup?
gonna be tough to clone these fuckers, i wish you the best of luck but some of em are looking rotted (with all due respect
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hellraizer30
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Wow they have kinda took a turn for the worst 
matthebrute
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Wow they have kinda took a turn for the worst
meh not all of them just a couple look a bit spent, i will be interested to see wich ones survive the entire test and what methods were used for them
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Update. So we are at a month and one week. ALL clones that where in the jars with half inch water developed mold. They are now removed. We only have jars with no water. So at each opening about every 3 days, I blow my breath into the jars after I open them.
Vacuum Sealed:
No water in Jars:
Observation: I dont really see much change from last week. I would say no color change. No mold. Just droopy and not firm and crisp anymore. Im tempted to plant a couple to see if it would root at this stage. 1.25 months but, I rather wait 60 days.
Vacuum Sealed:
No water in Jars:
Observation: I dont really see much change from last week. I would say no color change. No mold. Just droopy and not firm and crisp anymore. Im tempted to plant a couple to see if it would root at this stage. 1.25 months but, I rather wait 60 days.
matthebrute
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i say wait, all or nothing right, the experiment is 60 days. but thats up to you, if it dosent ruin your experiment then no harm in trying.
you going to want at least 2-3 viable plants to try and clone after 60 days, just having 1-2 may greatly reduce your chances of getting one to take root
you going to want at least 2-3 viable plants to try and clone after 60 days, just having 1-2 may greatly reduce your chances of getting one to take root
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matthebrute
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im surprised this thread dosent have more action.
wyteberrywidow
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I'm curious to see how this works out.. Cool experiment + rep
'ome Grown
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I'm full of anticipation for this one.
If you can, is it possible to keep one cut going longer than 60 days? I will be full of questions of how much longer this could have gone if the 60 days cutting roots...maybe a 90 day cutting?
Cheers
I'm full of anticipation for this one.
If you can, is it possible to keep one cut going longer than 60 days? I will be full of questions of how much longer this could have gone if the 60 days cutting roots...maybe a 90 day cutting?
Cheers
