Freezing clones for laster use??? No WAY !

[FOXBIRD]

Slap me in the head, and tell me I'm stupid. Someone told me that I could take my newly rooted clones, stick 'em in a baggie, and freeze their little bodies til needed. Then take them out, thaw them, and plant them again.

IS THIS REALLY GONNA WORK???

Post your thoughts and ideas here.

FOXBIRD Reviewed by FOXBIRD on 05-16-2006. Freezing clones for laster use??? No WAY ! Slap me in the head, and tell me I'm stupid. Someone told me that I could take my newly rooted clones, stick 'em in a baggie, and freeze their little bodies til needed. Then take them out, thaw them, and plant them again. IS THIS REALLY GONNA WORK??? Post your thoughts and ideas here. :confused: Rating: 5

[mountainman]

Absolutely not. You're bursting the cell walls if you do that, and thus killing the clones. However, some have had reasonable luck with chilling them at near freezing temps for several months.

[FOXBIRD]

Anyone out there that has ANY experience what-so-ever with storing/refrigerating clones, please chime in with your comments.