mellingwood91
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what, if anything should I do to that brown stump? she's been getting sliced up and tortured all year. They usually dont get a rotty lookin like that. cut it off clean?
Has to be better then leaving decay on there I would think.what, if anything should I do to that brown stump? she's been getting sliced up and tortured all year. They usually dont get a rotty lookin like that. cut it off clean?
what, if anything should I do to that brown stump? she's been getting sliced up and tortured all year. They usually dont get a rotty lookin like that. cut it off clean?
Yes awfully awfully wet sir. Downpoured all morning today and it hasn't been sunshiny in a week.even it off on nice sunny day morning. it's getting a bit wet isn't it
No, looks about the same today. The seedling was damaged from jump,.look only one leaf. Ill take pic in am.Leaving us hanging now?
Seeds sprout inside bud after rain sometimes too.yeah, I won't believe until I will see branch there- seedlings and cuttings grow in my compost bin for few weeks and still some of them try to grow, so you know...
I'm hopeful but sceptic
and then there's another question- if seedling will grow like another plant instead of just branch- will it eat it's mother?
And seedlings especially have nutrients already built in, so it would potentially survive longer without help. However, that ability to survive unconnected is one of the reasons I think it will work ever better than a typical graft.Seeds sprout inside bud after rain sometimes too.
Id say no, it would not eat it. It will become a branch of the mother - that's my hypothesis anyway.
Time will tell. I'm gonna inspect the graft site in a few days, that'll tell us a lil a more about what's going on. I will be trying this indoors soon with an undamaged seedling lol
I'm soaking a beautiful Blueberry CBD seed right now for a second try. I am almost certain that what we're seeing right now is the seedlings fault, not the graft.I applaud the effort. Still don't think it'll fly. JMO But hey, whadda I know. I am still interested.
I "disagree". Definitely not trying to be an ass or pick a fight, I just think of all the seed to harvest videos I've seen that show what happens to the seed when it sprouts and the tail or tap root grows like an alien and wiggles thru the medium and pushes up the above ground seedling, then the seedling starts feeding itself thru the roots. I think they are very weak at this point in their lives and stuffing the little roots inside of an existing plant where it is very hard if not impossible for the root to wiggle it's way down and sprout out more little roots is the problem. Like i said earlier, I'm interested and applaud the effort. I am just sharing my thoughts on the subject. I hope this is cool? I surely don't want to cause a problem with you or anybody else here.I'm soaking a beautiful Blueberry CBD seed right now for a second try. I am almost certain that what we're seeing right now is the seedlings fault, not the graft.
not at all, i hear you loud and clear. i have no particular reason to think this will work, just not satisfied with first test as seedling is defective. i appreciate the input, i try not to have much egoI "disagree". Definitely not trying to be an ass or pick a fight, I just think of all the seed to harvest videos I've seen that show what happens to the seed when it sprouts and the tail or tap root grows like an alien and wiggles thru the medium and pushes up the above ground seedling, then the seedling starts feeding itself thru the roots. I think they are very weak at this point in their lives and stuffing the little roots inside of an existing plant where it is very hard if not impossible for the root to wiggle it's way down and sprout out more little roots is the problem. Like i said earlier, I'm interested and applaud the effort. I am just sharing my thoughts on the subject. I hope this is cool? I surely don't want to cause a problem with you or anybody else here.
I wonder if you could drill a small hole down into the plant to give room for some roots to easy grow into it.I "disagree". Definitely not trying to be an ass or pick a fight, I just think of all the seed to harvest videos I've seen that show what happens to the seed when it sprouts and the tail or tap root grows like an alien and wiggles thru the medium and pushes up the above ground seedling, then the seedling starts feeding itself thru the roots. I think they are very weak at this point in their lives and stuffing the little roots inside of an existing plant where it is very hard if not impossible for the root to wiggle it's way down and sprout out more little roots is the problem. Like i said earlier, I'm interested and applaud the effort. I am just sharing my thoughts on the subject. I hope this is cool? I surely don't want to cause a problem with you or anybody else here.
You're awesome. Keep thinking out of the box. Dolly the sheep didn't just happen. Somebody had to try something everybody said wouldn't work, that did.not at all, i hear you loud and clear. i have no particular reason to think this will work, just not satisfied with first test as seedling is defective. i appreciate the input, i try not to have much ego
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