Grafting?

Again, interesting strain,..... again, cant find how it came about, or who originally bred it/where.

But this one is more like common cannabis than the ABC.


Are these strains from grafting to other canna species? Or just some random mutation?


I'm not actually a botanist, but I play one on the internet. :jointsmile:

I didn't know there were this many sub-species,..... :wtf:

· C. americana
· C. chinensis
· C. erratica
· C. foetens
· C. generalis
· C. gigantea
· C. indica
· C. intersita
· C. kafiristanica
· C. lupulus
· C. macrosperma
· C. ruderalis
· C. sativa
· C. sativa 'Chamaeleon'
· C. sativa 'Finola'
· C. sativa 'Grace'
· C. sativa indica (Hemp)
· C. sativa 'Medisins'
· C. sativa sativa ( Hemp)
· C. sativa spontanea
· C. sativa spontanea var. spontanea ( Hemp)
· C. sativa subsp. indica
· C. sativa L. 'USO 31'
· C. sativa var. indica
· C. sativa var. kafiristanica
· C. sativa var. ruderalis
· C. sativa var. sativa
· C. � intersita


Or was the OP of that list full of shit?

Apparently Ducksfoot was bred in Australia, by "Wally Duck",.... haven't found much more just yet......



K,... Now I'm jacking my own thread.

Interesting experiment tho! :rastasmoke:

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Originally Posted by canniwhatsis

Again, interesting strain,..... again, cant find how it came about, or who originally bred it/where.

But this one is more like common cannabis than the ABC.


Are these strains from grafting to other canna species? Or just some random mutation?


I'm not actually a botanist, but I play one on the internet. :jointsmile:

I didn't know there were this many sub-species,..... :wtf:

· C. americana
· C. chinensis
· C. erratica
· C. foetens
· C. generalis
· C. gigantea
· C. indica
· C. intersita
· C. kafiristanica
· C. lupulus
· C. macrosperma
· C. ruderalis
· C. sativa
· C. sativa 'Chamaeleon'
· C. sativa 'Finola'
· C. sativa 'Grace'
· C. sativa indica (Hemp)
· C. sativa 'Medisins'
· C. sativa sativa ( Hemp)
· C. sativa spontanea
· C. sativa spontanea var. spontanea ( Hemp)
· C. sativa subsp. indica
· C. sativa L. 'USO 31'
· C. sativa var. indica
· C. sativa var. kafiristanica
· C. sativa var. ruderalis
· C. sativa var. sativa
· C. � intersita


Or was the OP of that list full of shit?

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There are that many and more of the Genus cannabis.

Well, here's my Graftomum.


I'm pretty much sure if there will be genetic drift here that it's going to take longer than this.

Pic 1: Whole plant
Pic 2: Durban Poison grafted shoot next to a shoot off of the host blueberry plant.
Pic 3: My "toe tag" identification idea. The graft point is actually just above the "hoop" of the zip tie in the pic.

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Well, here's my Graftomum.

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Nice! She's lookin' real happy. :thumbsup:

How many strains you thinkin' you'll go? This makes 3 currently, right?

I use the zip-ties to ID plants, too. :thumbsup: I don't attach tags, but use different colored zippies.

Been trying to find a suitably strong "host" mom, myself. Might try this with a Lemon Skunk, seems pretty robust. I hope not to screw things up...:)

I've used "grafting wax" on my citrus grafts. You have good luck with the just the tape, though. Do you do anything to seal the joint, other than taping it?

I've got a total of 10 strains ATM, tho 2 are uncracked seeds.

I am thinking of adding BigBud and ISS to this mum,

I'm trying to figure out which clone will be my flower experiment, and which strains I want to use. I only have experience budding 3 of my strains ATM, So I'd like to stick with them, but the idea of getting an early sample of one of the others, like my Vanniluna is pretty exciting.


I've also noticed in failed attempts to graft to my AK mum that different strains stem structure will vary. The AK's stem is much harder and woody than the blueberry, making it harder to split properly to accept the graft. (Haven't tried too hard since I've focused on the blueberry mum)

Hashberry (not one of my strains, but a friends) has a hollow stem, which begs the question of weather or not it would be good for grafting or not.

Also, my G13 is a BITCH to even clone! So how would that strain be to try and graft? :wtf:

I've got a long road ahead of me with this experiment, and it's even harder because I have to stay under my plant count while still providing quality meds for my patients. :(


No, I haven't been using anything to seal the wound, tried a little clonex on the failed graft to the AK, but nothing other than tape on the 2 to the blueberry.


Anyway, feel free to post up your results when you give it a go! :hippy: I'd love to see someone else's results of this! This thread is fully open to Jacking so long as it has to do with,... well growing bud! :rastasmoke:

Use raw honey as your grafting dip. Rooting hormone isn't what you want to use.

Raw honey huh, Will try that next time. Maybe this weekend, moms need a hair cut. :jointsmile:

Did a bunch of trimming tonight, tho none for clone or graft. Just Maintenance.

It's late,..... I'll post picks tomorrow.



Mabey...............

New progress on the grafting experiment,

Took my 2 most distant pheno's ISS and Blueberry and grafted an ISS to a blueberry host.

If it takes and survives this plant will see a couple more weeks of vege before flowering.

Not sure how well this is going to work as the host root structure will want to give up the ghost before the graft is finished, but it will be fun to try anyway! :hippy:


Pics in a few day's if it works,... or I'll post a pic of a wilted failure :D Either way, it was trimming/cutting night for moms and I was bored throwing away cuttings.

Failure, :( Bummer, I figured it wasn't gonna work, I bumbled it WAY to much.

I'm not sure if I'll have enough time to get a graft onto that branch or not before I have to kick it to flower. Ohh well, It'll work eventually.

Pushing forward with it anyway,... cut the failed graft off, and tried again, this time a Durban poison shoot.

Tonight's efforts went smoothly, so in a few day's I'll know if it worked or not.


This little lady's gonna get to freakin big to try again before I have to move her to flower. :o

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Failure, :( Bummer, I figured it wasn't gonna work, I bumbled it WAY to much.

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Was this a pairing of dis-similar stem structures, or just a fumble? :)

Mostly just a fumble,... I tried 3 times to get things to line up,... something went wrong each time. :mad:


so it failed,... Tonight went well, and the graft is already all wilty!? :wtf:


Time will tell,... My first grafts looked like ass too, but perked up after a few day's.

Any luck on your end?

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Any luck on your end?

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Not yet. I think I'm going with a Magus Genetics "Warlock" as a base. Put the big-girl into flower yesterday, looks real sturdy. Just transplanted the rooted cutting I'll be using into soil yesterday, too. I'll start slicing and dicing in maybe 2-3 weeks. :)

How did I miss this thread? Subscribed.

Very interesting stuff. I have a couple of Bonsai moms going. I'm going to clone one for grafting fun too! My veg / mom room is small so this is even more relevant. It would help keep the total plant count down too, which is always a good thing.

I want to see what happens when you flip one into flower.

2nd one was looking pretty good, but I messed it up trying to reposition the humidity bag,.... Thought I just had a hold on the bag but had a chunk of leaf too and pulled the graft out! :eek: :mad: :o


Had to kick the lights on a single strain.


I'm re-setting my grow. that was my last girl in Vege, now it's just my moms and I'm not cutting another clone to vege for a few weeks, I'll try again once I get some new baby's going. ;)

Iv done this with bonsai tress. Your best bet would be to find a thick branch to get a hole through it and then put your cut into and through the hole. Id use a harvested plant, which you should re veg first, keep it trimmed and fill it with many different strains used for clones only. So 1 mom with 5 or six strains on it. Id use rooting gel inside the hole and on the cut before getting it into the hole. It will work, im sorry i skip to the end and maby missed something, but gotta run and have other ideas too. So il stop back man, great way to keep your plant count down, one mom with lots of strains, it will work man, i know it will. But, still one plant with different strains only as in it would never join as one strain, ever.




Fun doing it too:rasta:

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Iv done this with bonsai tress. Your best bet would be to find a thick branch to get a hole through it and then put your cut into and through the hole. Id use a harvested plant, which you should re veg first, keep it trimmed and fill it with many different strains used for clones only. So 1 mom with 5 or six strains on it. Id use rooting gel inside the hole and on the cut before getting it into the hole. It will work, im sorry i skip to the end and maby missed something, but gotta run and have other ideas too. So il stop back man, great way to keep your plant count down, one mom with lots of strains, it will work man, i know it will. But, still one plant with different strains only as in it would never join as one strain, ever. Fun doing it too:rasta:

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I'm definitely heading down this road. Just for the fun of it if nothing else. Plus I want to flower one of those mutant mom's at some point! How fun would that be?!

I like the idea of using a revegged plant after harvest. You get the benefit of a healthy, developed root system plus a bunch of main stalks to work with. I know you have done quite a few regrows, LSY. How long does it take to reveg? Any pointers? I'm not sure I agree with the idea of putting a hole through a stem for the graft, though. My reading on grafting suggests that you want to slot the graftee stem into the mother stem. So you cut the mother stem at an acute angle, open the cut stem, and insert your graftee stem... without getting too graphic... Also, I'm also not sure rooting hormone is a good idea. I think you just want to seal the wound so that air and airborne microbes can not get in. You can buy grafting jell but I'm betting it is just sugar water of some description.

I'm liking this grafting thread. Give us an update canni!

Haven't tried any new grafts recently,... Need to keep plant count in order while still keeping up with needs of patients first.


Once I get my groove on with the new 600+400wHPS (1k total) flower room I'll start playing with the veging girls more ;)


Honey, was the suggestion Khyberkitsue had for grafting. I need a better method of closing the wound on the grafted stalk. So far tape has worked best,... but guess what? Tape don't stick to honey :rolleyes: Tying with string is a BITCH, clothes pins hold to tightly and pinch off circulation. *sigh*

I'll start swinging at this again in a couple months once the new flowering area is nailed down. :hippy:

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My guess is that it's going to produce 2 distinctly different types of pot off of the same root mass. I don't think a graft will cause genetic changes, but I haven't done it either, so take that with a grain of salt. I expect you to have a relatively normal plant, with one branch of totally different buds on it.

We shall see :jointsmile:

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So what do you get then if you cut a clone off of the graft? Does it retain the original DNA only, or is it a mix of the 2? Hmmmmmmmm. :stoned:

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So what do you get then if you cut a clone off of the graft? Does it retain the original DNA only, or is it a mix of the 2? Hmmmmmmmm. :stoned:

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This will be answered in a few months, my first AK 47 clone off of the grafted mom (Grafted an AK shoot to a Blueberry root mass) Has rooted, I plan on flowering small, say 4-6" tall. So in just a few short weeks she's going to flower. I've got my first harvest of the pure ungrafted strain down this week, and almost ready to put into a jar.

If the clone has picked up any traits from the host plant it'll show up in flowering.

REALLY looking forward to getting a durban poison cutting off of the graftomum, that strain is night and day from the host blueberry! :cool:


Pic: My first AK47 harvest just after cutting and initial trimming. This was cut from a single strain mother, and flowered from clone at around 4" tall. looks like pretty close to .5 oz dry.

I will try to get some pics of the GraftoMum tonight,... she kinda needs a hair cut again but is looking really nice otherwise.

Looking good Canni!!:thumbsup:

Been missing you on the work front, although your replacement IS cuter then you:S2:

I'm with Letseeya, drill a hole in a thicker stem, then slide your semi-shaved cutting into the hole. with proper selection of cutting stem size and hole size you should be able to get a nice tight fit, requiring nothing to hold it in place.

From what I've read on DNA involving Cannabis. DNA can creep up the stem over time. Sounds like if given a few years it might even convert a branch completely. However it takes time and doesn't just switch the branch overnight. The DNA shift happens slowly over time. Meaning the branches forming closest to the graft may switch in a few months, But the farther up that branch the longer it will take.

I've been needing to invite you to weeding4U and I's joint Hash bash this Saturday. We are combining our DP and G, and GDP trim piles for a couple/few runs. Thought you might be interested in adding to the pile?? We'll be running each strain separately to maintain specific strain effects.

Wouldn't mind getting a cutting of that ISS either.;)

Hey Canni sorry i couldnt expand on my ideas with your project. I think its a great idea for people who need to keep the plant count down, yet create a mother with varies strains to clone from:thumbsup:.

My computer speed will not let me view your video so all im going on is experience with tre

Hey Canni sorry i couldn't expand on my ideas with your project. I think its a great idea for people who need to keep the plant count down, yet create a mother with varies strains to clone from:thumbsup:.

My computer speed will not let me view your video so all im going on is experience with tree's. But id bet if you can harvest a plant, cut it down good to about 4'' tall and keeping some foliage on the plant. Then take it out of its pot and cut an inch or two of the roots on all four sides including the bottom. Put it back into the same pot and fill with fresh soil. Now you only need to go back to 18/6 and start veg nutes to feed the plant as we want it to revert back to the veg stage. After the plant shows new growth [2-3 weeks] you could begin introducing your cuts to the main stem as this will be where your cuts should get the most uptake then any other place on the plant at this time.

I would use a drill to create your hole in the main stem for the cut and i would use more of a thick branch like cut rather then a small end cut clone. Maybe something with bark as i would use the same size drill bit as the cut. You can always trim the cut down so the host plant doesnt have to take on such a big burden. By using a drill bit the size of your cut, it should fit nice and tight. Then i would use some sort of putty around the wound to seal up the drilled hole. It should keep it in place for ya too:thumbsup:

Now you could also drill your hole straight through the main stem, then remove the outer layer of a cut and slide the cut through the hole till your scraped cut matches up to the hole in the main branch. Now this works on trees, but never tried on a MJ plant, but id think the hole would heal with putty to enclose it.

One more thing to toss out. If you want a clone fast and a big one just scrap around the outer part of the cut you want to take. Then apply rooting gel to where you scrapped. Now add a medium in something like cheese cloth or pantyhose and wrap it around the area you had scrapped. In a week you will see the roots starting to form in the pantyhose. Then cut just below the new set of roots, unwrap the pantyhose and plant. Make sure the medium is against the scrapping and not the pantyhose, but im sure ya got that.

Man your plant looks great Canni:thumbsup:. 3-4 Oz's off one plant is a great goal man, it really shows how a nice maintained scrog can do bro. And id much always have medium size buds then one big ass cola and then a few other nugs. They look solid too man, let us know how she acts man.

Later:rasta:

Yea, I'm watching this thread as well....trying to be quiet and learn! shhh! I want to increase my variety of moms, but after seeing the moms I'd be cutting from, I don't think I'll have the room in the veg room to fit them all in....this would be a good way to fit them all in one plant.

Thoughts.... If honey helps, maybe try the hole thing, and the honey would not have to stick to the tape, er tape to honey? if the graftee fits tight enough? Maybe use honey for sealing? Just thinking out loud...Keep workin it Canni! We's waiting and wishing you success! :thumbsup:

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Looking good Canni!!:thumbsup:

Been missing you on the work front, although your replacement IS cuter then you:S2:

I'm with Letseeya, drill a hole in a thicker stem, then slide your semi-shaved cutting into the hole. with proper selection of cutting stem size and hole size you should be able to get a nice tight fit, requiring nothing to hold it in place.

From what I've read on DNA involving Cannabis. DNA can creep up the stem over time. Sounds like if given a few years it might even convert a branch completely. However it takes time and doesn't just switch the branch overnight. The DNA shift happens slowly over time. Meaning the branches forming closest to the graft may switch in a few months, But the farther up that branch the longer it will take.

I've been needing to invite you to weeding4U and I's joint Hash bash this Saturday. We are combining our DP and G, and GDP trim piles for a couple/few runs. Thought you might be interested in adding to the pile?? We'll be running each strain separately to maintain specific strain effects.

Wouldn't mind getting a cutting of that ISS either.;)

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You still have my # right? Gimme a call. I'm going to be harvesting this weekend, so I'll have some new trimmings, and I still have a boatload in the freezer just waiting to get run thru bubble bags. ;) (Tho none are marked per strain, :( so mine would be a hodgepodge of GDP DP and BlueBerry. )

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Yea, I'm watching this thread as well....trying to be quiet and learn! shhh! I want to increase my variety of moms, but after seeing the moms I'd be cutting from, I don't think I'll have the room in the veg room to fit them all in....this would be a good way to fit them all in one plant.

Thoughts.... If honey helps, maybe try the hole thing, and the honey would not have to stick to the tape, er tape to honey? if the graftee fits tight enough? Maybe use honey for sealing? Just thinking out loud...Keep workin it Canni! We's waiting and wishing you success! :thumbsup:

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I'm sure more success will come, need to focus on other things right now before being able to expend energy on experiments.


As for your mother plant situation, do a Bonsai. They wont yield a full tray of plants per cutting, but they give up 6-10 cuttings every week and a half to 2 weeks! ;) (I throw about 30 cloneable cuttings away every other week because I have to stay under count)

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I would use a drill to create your hole in the main stem for the cut and i would use more of a thick branch like cut rather then a small end cut clone. Maybe something with bark as i would use the same size drill bit as the cut. You can always trim the cut down so the host plant doesnt have to take on such a big burden. By using a drill bit the size of your cut, it should fit nice and tight. Then i would use some sort of putty around the wound to seal up the drilled hole. It should keep it in place for ya too:thumbsup:

Now you could also drill your hole straight through the main stem, then remove the outer layer of a cut and slide the cut through the hole till your scraped cut matches up to the hole in the main branch. Now this works on trees, but never tried on a MJ plant, but id think the hole would heal with putty to enclose it.

One more thing to toss out. If you want a clone fast and a big one just scrap around the outer part of the cut you want to take. Then apply rooting gel to where you scrapped. Now add a medium in something like cheese cloth or pantyhose and wrap it around the area you had scrapped. In a week you will see the roots starting to form in the pantyhose. Then cut just below the new set of roots, unwrap the pantyhose and plant. Make sure the medium is against the scrapping and not the pantyhose, but im sure ya got that.

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Back when I started this thread, VanceFish and Myself actually discussed exactly what you are talking about with drilling into a re-veged stump/root structure to "Plug" grafts in to it. :D (He had a rather large G-13 that he was Re-veging at the time, she's dead now :( cut into a million pieces and disposed of)


That "On plant" cloning idea is interesting! :thumbsup: You got any pics of doing that? (even if it's a tree, I don't care, just want to see exactly what your up to.)

Hey Canni!
Just checking in, wanted to make double-sure it's cool to post-up my attempts here, in your thread. Lookin' like I'll do *something* this weekend, the veg tent is just plain Out-Of-Control. :wtf:

BTW: That cloning method, mentioned above. Used it many times myself, never on cannabis, though. The real benefit to it is with hard-to-clone plants. Kinda more trouble than it's worth on such an easy to propagate plant. But, do a Google on _air-layering_, you'll get plenty of images. :thumbsup:

I've used expanded peat-pucks, or rapid rooters. Slit down to the center, and wrapped around the scarified stem. I support the "rooter" on the stem with those handy neoprene cloner-inserts. :thumbsup: Works like a charm.

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Hey Canni!
Just checking in, wanted to make double-sure it's cool to post-up my attempts here, in your thread. Lookin' like I'll do *something* this weekend, the veg tent is just plain Out-Of-Control. :wtf:

BTW: That cloning method, mentioned above. Used it many times myself, never on cannabis, though. The real benefit to it is with hard-to-clone plants. Kinda more trouble than it's worth on such an easy to propagate plant. But, do a Google on _air-layering_, you'll get plenty of images. :thumbsup:

I've used expanded peat-pucks, or rapid rooters. Slit down to the center, and wrapped around the scarified stem. I support the "rooter" on the stem with those handy neoprene cloner-inserts. :thumbsup: Works like a charm.

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Right on bro, the peat cups would work great. I guess if ya like the plant and want a big ass duplicate, this would be a perfect way to get it. I never really took pics of my bonsai stuff, but another site called ''bonsai web'' will have all kinds of trees. Its worth going there just to see some of the awesome trees from all over the world.

Is it chop weekend Canni?


See Ya:rasta:

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Hey Canni!
Just checking in, wanted to make double-sure it's cool to post-up my attempts here, in your thread. Lookin' like I'll do *something* this weekend, the veg tent is just plain Out-Of-Control. :wtf:

BTW: That cloning method, mentioned above. Used it many times myself, never on cannabis, though. The real benefit to it is with hard-to-clone plants. Kinda more trouble than it's worth on such an easy to propagate plant. But, do a Google on _air-layering_, you'll get plenty of images. :thumbsup:

I've used expanded peat-pucks, or rapid rooters. Slit down to the center, and wrapped around the scarified stem. I support the "rooter" on the stem with those handy neoprene cloner-inserts. :thumbsup: Works like a charm.

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Thanks for the info Cartman! :thumbsup:

Feel free to post your adventures in this thread, I'm kinda back burnering the grafts for a few months while I get my groove on in the new flowering room.

LSY, Yep, Scrog came down last night. evidently the cat knocked over a half full beer on the Keyboard tho, so my harvest post was kinda short winded. Keyboard still isn't 100%.

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This will be answered in a few months, my first AK 47 clone off of the grafted mom (Grafted an AK shoot to a Blueberry root mass) Has rooted, I plan on flowering small, say 4-6" tall. So in just a few short weeks she's going to flower. I've got my first harvest of the pure ungrafted strain down this week, and almost ready to put into a jar.

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Can't wait for the results. When I was a kid my dad grafted and apple branch onto a peach tree. Don't remember what he called it but I remember it was yummy. The graft died the next year. If you remember me in a couple of months, let me know the results.

Stelly,... There's no way I'm forgetting this thread! ;)


Ohh and BTTT!!!!! :rastasmoke:


Here's a couple pics of my current situation. :pimp:


Pic 1: My Graftomum
Pic 2: The "Host" plant blueberry shoots
Pic 3: AK47 has taken over as the top! :o
Pic 4: Durban Poison grafted node :pimp:
Pic 5: Cuttings off of the grafted AK47, Time will tell if they are AK or not! :cool:

That's looking mighty nice!

BTW if you have an issue with the 120w lemme know. It's only popped up in one panel so far but you never know, right? Best to keep you informed. Driver blew out and all the blues went out, so if it happens to you send it right back to me for re-fitting with a better driver.

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Stelly,... There's no way I'm forgetting this thread! ;)


Ohh and BTTT!!!!! :rastasmoke:


Here's a couple pics of my current situation. :pimp:


Pic 1: My Graftomum
Pic 2: The "Host" plant blueberry shoots
Pic 3: AK47 has taken over as the top! :o
Pic 4: Durban Poison grafted node :pimp:
Pic 5: Cuttings off of the grafted AK47, Time will tell if they are AK or not! :cool:

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WTG Canni:thumbsup:

Great job man they look very healthy man and i really liked that big ass bud too. Man with a plant count you gotta stay under is really going to pay off once you have a plant with, lets say 4 strains on it for 4 different peoples needs. I think it might take time to get it down, but what a easier way to collect clones from. It was a good idea to get into it, but just one more method of making this fun! I thought about it only because of seeing it done in bonsai, but never tried it, then started growing MJ so my trees are in poor shape, lol. I put one under my lights the other day and am seeing signs of life. But after growing my first grow, i stopped reading about bonsai and now live here, lol.

Great job man, im really glad your making it work bro:cool:



:rasta:

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WTG Canni:thumbsup:

Great job man they look very healthy man and i really liked that big ass bud too. Man with a plant count you gotta stay under is really going to pay off once you have a plant with, lets say 4 strains on it for 4 different peoples needs. I think it might take time to get it down, but what a easier way to collect clones from. It was a good idea to get into it, but just one more method of making this fun! I thought about it only because of seeing it done in bonsai, but never tried it, then started growing MJ so my trees are in poor shape, lol. I put one under my lights the other day and am seeing signs of life. But after growing my first grow, i stopped reading about bonsai and now live here, lol.

Great job man, im really glad your making it work bro:cool:



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Thanks LSY! :D


So far this looks like a viable way to keep multiple strains around and keep plant count down. I'm still concerned with genetic drifting, but as I get more cuttings off of this mom and get some flowering I'm thinking those concerns will vanish.


Currently tho I'm focusing on stabilizing my grow routine to better provide for my patients, Once I have that down I'll start playing with grafting techniques again.

Speaking of big ass buds!


Main cola off of my last BlueBerry! :hippy: (I'm gonna have to do a grow log on this strain some day! )

Nice looking cola man:thumbsup:, maybe a New Years eve party doobie:stoned:

Sucks cuz i didn't get anything budded up for the holidays:(, i was to busy trying to get that plant healthy. But she's grown to about 4' and looking much better so i put my new lights on her. Now if i can figure out my timer, maybe she wont hermy on me, because it went with out lights 24hrs and was off a couple other times too. But i have faith in her as shes went through a lot, but never stopped growing. So after she's done il flower shorter plants as it seems that iv seen a bunch of people getting good yields by growing more, but smaller plants. Like your Scrog:thumbsup:



Keep er green bro:rasta: