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Coir, at school many students became very fond of grafting with "Colossus". I went thru the schools seed bank and sure as shit we have "Estamino". I went thru research papers and I have no data on Estamino. questions.
For the purpose of success and ease of grafting do you have a preferred variety? Colossus vs Estamino, which do you have the most success in the root/scion grafts?
Never Break, cannabis is in a very small family, Cannabaceae the simplicity of this family contain Hops and Cannabis and I could be incorrect but that the only 2 Genus in that Family, how simple is that? And then up the ladder is the "Order" . Order contains
Family Cannabaceae hemp-Cecropiaceae Cecropia Family, Mullberry Family, Elm Family, Nettle Family.
Class Dicotyledons and Subclass is where the ability to graft outside the test tube stops.
What I'm saying is mother nature fools us and we find odd grafts in nature and man made. But I have never seen Dicots grafted to Monocots, aint happening , xylem phloem ,sorry spell but that shit is off. Amazing but some cactus will graft also. Monocots - grass, bamboo, maize, corn.
Tom Potato
Coir, have you worked with bigger Toms plants , grafts?.... I've seen Toms do incredible grafts when in cloning machines also. I've seen Tom's root in just a few days in clone machines and there is a stage of cloning where some Tom's really respond well to grafts , especially with bigger Tom plants. Some cultivars will throw roots everywhere in cloning machines... Just food for thought...
Tom Potato
Now THAT is what I call efficient farming! Why isn't this the norm?
I will get some pictures later this week of the grafted plants. They are doing well and getting their first flowers open. Although about a month behind the non grafted ones, they seem to be catching up quickly. Definitely going to be interesting to see how this experiment turns out.So..! I just finished reading an article about fruit tree grafting in Acres, and what's at the end of the article but another piece about research being done via a cat in Ohio on tomato grafting for organic production, requesting that any growers who are trying this technique please report to them regarding rootstocks and scions, success rates, etc. Very, very interesting, the timing of it all.
There does seem to be a little more vigor expressed in the cannabis plant but other then that not much change in either plant they all exhibit there same characteristics as before grafting. One other positive it does a dam good job of camouflaging the cannabis from prying eyes they just totally blend in:DI have always wondered what happens when you do that. Do you see any difference in growth rate or changes to the cannabis?
With the speed that hops grow, I wondered if it would increase the vigor of the scion. Although it would seem that you would need to use a scion from seed for outdoor growing if you wanted any size from the plant.There does seem to be a little more vigor expressed in the cannabis plant but other then that not much change in either plant they all exhibit there same characteristics as before grafting. One other positive it does a dam good job of camouflaging the cannabis from prying eyes they just totally blend in:D
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