Im imterested in finding out...throw it in some dirtSo I was curious to see if the fan leaves would root and it does!
What happens if I actually plant it? Will it just grow and then die off eventually?
Haha. No, I just let it die out with the rest of the extra clones in the cloner. If I see one that has a mutation that flowers near the stem, I'll try again.Haha wow nice..can’t say I’ve ever seen this attempted haha interested to see how it went any pics?did it survive?grow?die?
I’m doing it now look at my avatar or I can post more pics. I have successfully grafted a wax bean mutated variety that produces larger than normal TFL1/FT genes along with a mutated SP (self pruning) tomato species and then spliced a 4 inch long fan leaf stem into the tomato and bean plant. I have cut cacti and dandelion roots and soaked solution for an hour before keeping watered. The insane amount of auxins in the solution proved to be better than I could’ve ever hoped. There is new growth after transplanting only 2 hours later straight out the severed tip of the cannabis fan leaf (skunk/shoreline landrace strain)If you could find a technique to get it to make a nice quarter pounder top you would be on to a winner :-)
I’m doing it now look at my avatar or I can post more pics. I have successfully grafted a wax bean mutated variety that produces larger than normal TFL1/FT genes along with a mutated SP (self pruning) tomato species and then spliced a 4 inch long fan leaf stem into the tomato and bean plant. I have cut cacti and dandelion roots and soaked solution for an hour before keeping watered. The insane amount of auxins in the solution proved to be better than I could’ve ever hoped. There is new growth after transplanting only 2 hours later straight out the severed tip of the cannabis fan leaf (skunk/shoreline landrace strain)
Wrong don’t let it die. A fan leaf stem does not have the capabilities to produce the hormones an apex shoot Mari stem does. Once introduced with these hormones a fan leaf will growHaha. No, I just let it die out with the rest of the extra clones in the cloner. If I see one that has a mutation that flowers near the stem, I'll try again.
Keep it vegetative. The thing about the TFL1 gene is that it suppresses flower and promotes new growth. This gene was identified in arabidopsis species and vulgaris species (green beans) so once you can introduce this gene/protein amino acid chain into the split/cut stem of a fan leaf it will basically tell the fan leaf it’s not a fan leaf anymore. It tells it that it’s a whole ass plant.Wrong don’t let it die. A fan leaf stem does not have the capabilities to produce the hormones an apex shoot Mari stem does. Once introduced with these hormones a fan leaf will grow
I have grown shoots in as little as 36 hrs out of the cut tip of a cannabis fan leafKeep it vegetative. The thing about the TFL1 gene is that it suppresses flower and promotes new growth. This gene was identified in arabidopsis species and vulgaris species (green beans) so once you can introduce this gene/protein amino acid chain into the split/cut stem of a fan leaf it will basically tell the fan leaf it’s not a fan leaf anymore. It tells it that it’s a whole ass plant.
Using the amazing resilience of cacti and dandelion root tips which contain INSANE amounts of auxins (phytohormone that promotes new growth) you can trick a fan leaf into becoming a plant.I have grown shoots in as little as 36 hrs out of the cut tip of a cannabis fan leaf
Yes you will keep tricking that fan leaf that it is still attached to the mother plant. In my mind that is cruel, but once introduced with the right stem cells to promote shoots and vegetation you will get a full blown plant. It is hard to gain access to mutated varieties of vegetables containing this insane amount of hormone so go out in your yard pick some dandelions and cut the tips off the roots. Soak in room temp water (acidic tap water works best) to break down the cell walls and release the hormones. After an hour make sure to keep the cutting watere every 2-4 hrsPretty much It will just keep that leaf alive lol. I’ve tried this before as well.
I have also brought back to life a fan leaf that had dried inside my Harry Potter book for months and got a couple seeds out of itYes you will keep tricking that fan leaf that it is still attached to the mother plant. In my mind that is cruel, but once introduced with the right stem cells to promote shoots and vegetation you will get a full blown plant. It is hard to gain access to mutated varieties of vegetables containing this insane amount of hormone so go out in your yard pick some dandelions and cut the tips off the roots. Soak in room temp water (acidic tap water works best) to break down the cell walls and release the hormones. After an hour make sure to keep the cutting watere every 2-4 hrs
Everyone on here are schmucks or they are pretending to be stupid because anything is possible. You are limiting the power of the human mind.I have also brought back to life a fan leaf that had dried inside my Harry Potter book for months and got a couple seeds out of it
Using the amazing resilience of cacti and dandelion root tips which contain INSANE amounts of auxins (phytohormone that promotes new growth) you can trick a fan leaf into becoming a plant.
Easy there cowboy.Everyone on here are schmucks or they are pretending to be stupid because anything is possible. You are limiting the power of the human mind.
Schmucks? Got any proof with pics when you cloned a cannabis leaf and it turned into a plant? We arent growing green beans...Everyone on here are schmucks or they are pretending to be stupid because anything is possible. You are limiting the power of the human mind.
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