Best way to ship cuts...

[chrometrichs]

how about shipping tissue cultures? I'm not familiar with the propagation technique but it seems like a solid method..

 

[billybadazz]

take the clone long about 7 or 8 inches, wet a paper towel(s) and role up clones in it bag it in big ziplock put in paper towel tube or thicker if you can find then i double bag that roll it in butchers paper (obviously for security reasons in public) then choose your "courier" and overnight it immediatly......just a thought

 

[selfhemployed]

I just received and sent unrooted in 8degree F weather and didn't lose one of twenty. wet papertowels wrapped around unrooteds in a sealed box. vacuum seal.

 

[raffinluk305]

Best way is to cut an extra long clone and wrap the ends you cut in a wet paper towel and place in ziplock bag. They should stay fresh for up to 5-7 days depending on weather.

 

[_BIG_YIELDS_]

the best way is overnight delivery!!! and what ever you ship it in just make sure there sturdy so they dont get broke in the air, tape them down

 

[clonefarm]

Take a look a this 30 sec animation

this not only solves the issue but changes the whole plant shipping game..

 

[Redux]

Fresh cuts wrapped in wet paper towels sealed in a few ziplock bags shipped early in the week USPS Priority when it's not freezing or baking outside gets the job done.

 

[jammie]

goggle: send it containers

 

[pRiMo303]

Quote="jammie, post: 1174131, member: 6368"]goggle: send it containers[/quote]
Theres no image.

 

[Seamaiden]

That's cuz you don't have your GOGGLES on. :p

 

[green punk]

Send it...