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Im sure some of the real pro's on this site can tell you for sure, but my general knowledge of horticulture in my old age tells me that if they were not hung upside down for any time and placed directly into deep freeze, (while stems still contained a nice amount of water?) then I bet it would work. As long as they have been hard frozen the entire time.
Im going to check back after some brighter dudes answers this for you, and lets us both know , lol

 

and should know for sure. I certainly dont feel sure enough for a definite yes/ but u know, it wouldnt hurt to try one asap anyway. I would just try one at first, and asap too i think.

 

Like sandman said that is a good question. In my wine grape growing experience we used to make clones off last-years canes so long as there was at least some green tissue on the inside of the stem when a cut was made. The canes otherwise were brown and looked dead. As far as cannabis is concerned, it just might work; just make sure there is still green tissue in the stem. You may want to stake the plant up due to the lack of lignin in the stem. Good luck!
Dr. T

 

if this experiment works or not. I bet it will if you do it soon enough, and when frozen, water was still in the entire stem sections?

 

Doesnt happen to be Dr. Frankenstein does it? Lol