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12-17-2008, 07:05 PM #1OPSenior Member
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anyone ever try it w/2 or more different strains?on different plants?
M.B.A. Reviewed by M.B.A. on . graphting anyone ever try it w/2 or more different strains?on different plants? Rating: 5
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12-17-2008, 07:11 PM #2Senior Member
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'grafting', nope, never done it myself ... a home I rented years ago, was owned by an old man (rose competitor) that had a rose bush in the yard ... it was still there after he died ... it had about a dozen different colored roses on it, each major branch was different ... I never knew there were so many colors of roses ... always wanted to try that, but I'm still trying to grow tomatoes
(pot is easy)
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12-17-2008, 10:43 PM #3OPSenior Member
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lol, just did tomatoes for the 1st time this last season and had a good haul, over 150lbs of ripe tomatoes(actual tomatoes: BigBoy Hybrid from seed). You wanna try something hard? Try growin EggPlant, easy to get the plant to grow, fruiting is a bitch, still got 1 goin in the backyard
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12-19-2008, 05:14 PM #4Senior Member
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Yesterday I was going to ask if two grafts were made Say Grafting Indica 1 to Indica 2. Would Flowers be more like 1 or 2? If using for breeding stock will different buds have diff allels,phenos,etc
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12-19-2008, 10:21 PM #5Senior Member
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I 'think' (I'm just using that rose bush, from experience), the characteristics and genetics would match the particular branch the sample came from ... in grafting, you're just 'sticking two different plants together' ... they are being nourished by the same source, but,you're not altering their genetic code, (at least, that's my way of thinking) ...
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I can't think of a reason to graft cannabis plants together ... I really can't :jointsmile:
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12-19-2008, 10:50 PM #6Senior Member
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Originally Posted by the image reaper
dunno if it's possible, or worth the hassle...but i like where his head's at.
skeet.
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02-07-2009, 04:53 AM #7Senior Member
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One must do it on two like species, a san pedro & peyote i've heard of this done too. Is it possible to graft another weed species to cannabis sativa with productive results??
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02-27-2009, 11:47 AM #8Senior Member
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grafting is helpful to patients with plant limits ( many strains as "one" plant )
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02-27-2009, 02:16 PM #9Senior Member
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Originally Posted by stinkybudz
You would likely have to start this process on a re-veg, with mature branches strong enough (hardwood cutting would likely be necessary) for both the donor plant and the host.
Then there is the stress of this process, which may or may not hermie the entire plant. Also, by the time it recovers from the surgery, (if it does) you could have grown-out two other plants as well.
Harmful...doubtful.
Helpful...doubtful.
Different...definatelly.
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02-27-2009, 02:51 PM #10Senior Member
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error, I see I already posted on this :wtf: