Saving clones for the following year?

[KyleBudz]

Is there any way that you can preserve a clone for the next spring?

I would like to take the cuttings off when I harvest, and then preserve them during the winter.

Is there any way to do this? Freezing is the only thing I can think of and not sure if that would work.

Thanks!

KyleBudz Reviewed by KyleBudz on 09-01-2008. Saving clones for the following year? Is there any way that you can preserve a clone for the next spring? I would like to take the cuttings off when I harvest, and then preserve them during the winter. Is there any way to do this? Freezing is the only thing I can think of and not sure if that would work. Thanks! Rating: 5

[O'skool]

No you can not freeze the clone...Root the clone.. turn it into a mother plant...keeping them small by keepin them in small pots...mother plants can live for years...Good Luck

[KyleBudz]

I can't grow indoors, but thanks anyways.

[keeko]

i have read you can keep them in kind of a coma state by putting them in the veggie crisper in your fridge......but i cant imagine for a year.

[KyleBudz]

Hmm that sounds like a good idea, but again, cant have them in my house

I wasn't thinking a full year, but enough time for the winter, I am going to guess we get about 5 months of snow

[keeko]

sounds like you will be starting from seed then