Putting cuttings into stasis-how?

[kindkid]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how if possible to put your cuttings into stasis for 5-6weeks?

Does it work if you just put all your cuttings in a tupperware with some water in the fridge?

[GhostDog]

yeah thats all there is to it. i wouldnt put much water in there though

[kindkid]

Does it work with no water or is some necessary?

thanks

[Nesta]

water may help i don't know for sure. I have done this in the past by just putting them in tupperware and placing in the crisper of the fridge. No probs here.

[marymaryquitecntrary]

this is fantastic news, guys! i had no idea! yippee!! :D

[Sparky]

I'd try but my roomie would probably think they are collard greens. :D

[llIndigoll]

1>>Take your cuttings, put them into water immediately to avoid air bubbles.

2>>Soak paper towels, cloths, or some medium that holds water.

3>>Wrap the stem tips where you made the cuts in the towel/cloth/etc.

4>>Seal the cuttings into an air-tight bag/container and mist the leaves.

5>>Refrigerate in darkness.

6>>Open container once a week to check for moisture and for fresh air, but only briefly.

[wawona]

I hear ya mary. I was completely unaware that you could put cuttings in stasis. That changes the rules completely! If I can save 'em for a week or three that makes things much easier. Seems like maybeI 'member something on GK about this. Have you done this personally, Indigo? Seems pretty simple

:animbong: wa

[Nesta]

It's very simple Wa. Nice step by step Indi. Its as simple as that. :animbong:

[kindkid]

They don't mold after being that wet for 6 weeks?

Thanks for the replys you guys! :smoke2:

[wawona]

Is there a pretty good % to root after being in stasis?

[Nesta]

yeah wa, 100% sounds pretty good :D
All kidding aside ever since i started using the ezclone, i have had 100% root. takes about 10-12 days, but 100% never the less. Using other methods i would have to say no drop off from putting them in stasis.