NOOB QUESTION!

[TheGreatBenzino]

KK so this could be A TOTAL NOOB question, but i have someone who watns to know if you crossed a mint plant with a cannabis plant? Since i know NOTHING of growing... i decided to atleast give him a somewaht accurate answer...soooo anyone have an answer? hahaha

TGB

TheGreatBenzino Reviewed by TheGreatBenzino on 10-28-2007. NOOB QUESTION! KK so this could be A TOTAL NOOB question, but i have someone who watns to know if you crossed a mint plant with a cannabis plant? Since i know NOTHING of growing... i decided to atleast give him a somewaht accurate answer...soooo anyone have an answer? hahaha TGB Rating: 5

[Mr.GoodMorning02]

thought about tryin that too. but i dont think it would work. may be alil difficult to get both plants at the right cycles. but i have no clue. if ya can im tryin it

[spongebobsmokepants]

can you cross an orange tree and an apple tree? no. the same reason cannabis does not cross types.

[Storm Crow]

Give it a try! Likely nothing will happen, but plants are not mammals! They sometimes do things a bit differently. There is a plant called fatsia japonica and it is in no way related to ivy- BUT you can get a cross of them called a fatshedera (my spelling could be a bit off). The worst that happens in your experiment is nothing! - Granny:hippy:

[stinkyattic]

Nothing. They aren't even remotely related. The only plant that could even POTENTIALLY cross with cannabis is another member of the family Cannabacea, and the only living member is Humulus lupulus, the beer hop. I've never even heard of THAT hybris being done succesfully, although a graft is entirely possible.

[TheGreatBenzino]

Nothing. They aren't even remotely related. The only plant that could even POTENTIALLY cross with cannabis is another member of the family Cannabacea, and the only living member is Humulus lupulus, the beer hop. I've never even heard of THAT hybris being done succesfully, although a graft is entirely possible.

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