I think if a clone was cut with enough moisture and placed in an airtight seal within a jar the clone could only die from possible suffocation from oxygen deprivation or just too long. If a clone doesn't dry out and stays green it should live for a long time if kept at the correct temperature. Is this correct? I dont even think the unrooted clone would use up very much oxygen or produce much CO2. What is the average life of an unrooted clone and how much oxgen will they use in their airtight container? Zandor can you answer this? I think an unrooted cutting is constantly dying until the moment it forms new roots which is usually like ten days.
IthoughtIknewitall Reviewed by IthoughtIknewitall on . Clones by Mail? After being all over this site I've noticed some references to people purchasing clones over seeds. I ruled out that posibility prior to seeing these references for the following presumptions. 1. Poor Stealth (also easier to identify plant vs. seed) 2. Air Circulation (D.O.A.) 3. Light Deprivation (Possible hermies from stress, sickly mother stock) If any one has ordered clones and not suffered the above, please share and discuss shipping and packaging methods used. It be great to Rating: 5