Clone question...can you "stall" them? Or Re-clone?

[Buzkill]

Hi all,
I flipped my girls into flower about 25 days ago. I had taken clones 5 days before that. All 13 clones popped roots so for my 12 plant Ebb&Gro that'll be just fine.

Now here's the problem:
My clones are now 5 weeks or so old and still in the cloning machine, being feed 2 drops of Super Thrive to 2 gallons water. That's all so far. The girls are still fairly short and I need to keep them that way.

I only have 1 grow room and made a Noob mistake, I can't have a 3 foot tall plant somewhere out, much less 12 of them, so .....

Can I keep the kids small until transplant time? and if so HOW?

OR can I clone the clones so soon? or will that screw them up?

I am just flat out of room right now and the time frame eluded my pickled mind somehow.

Can I store already rooted (in rapid rooters) clones in the fridge? Best way? Success rate?

Hope this makes sense to everyone and Happy Monday

Buz

Buzkill Reviewed by Buzkill on 10-25-2010. Clone question...can you "stall" them? Or Re-clone? Hi all, I flipped my girls into flower about 25 days ago. I had taken clones 5 days before that. All 13 clones popped roots so for my 12 plant Ebb&Gro that'll be just fine. Now here's the problem: My clones are now 5 weeks or so old and still in the cloning machine, being feed 2 drops of Super Thrive to 2 gallons water. That's all so far. The girls are still fairly short and I need to keep them that way. I only have 1 grow room and made a Noob mistake, I can't have a 3 foot tall Rating: 5

[keylime]

I would just cut them to height at whatever size you want them. I end up doing that for two or three times occasionally. It will build up root mass, yet not stretch out so far...... just keep choppin' 'em!

keylime

[Prodaytrader]

I started some clones about 2 weeks early too. Just top them to your desired height when you start. Not a big deal.