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[WeedHopper]

approach graft

https://www.google.com/search?q=app...-tmus-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

 

[CrashMagnet]

In my case the scion and stock were about the same size. I kept them both, and growth accelerated a week or so after I set the graft.

 

[greenmobster440]

Hmmmmmmm, that actually deserves some thought.

Yeah, it sparks my interest as well.

Hey, @CrashMagnet This graph thing. Man this would be a great thread. Ever thought of sharing all this? I'm interested in learning what you did.

I'm planning on trying some air layering but a graph is a whole nother thing.

 

[CrashMagnet]

Yeah, it sparks my interest as well.

Hey, @CrashMagnet This graph thing. Man this would be a great thread. Ever thought of sharing all this? I'm interested in learning what you did.

I'm planning on trying some air layering but a graph is a whole nother thing.

I started messing with grafts last year. Here's a link to my first post on approach grafts. I messed around with grafting branches from one plant to another as well, but had limited success. I had expected, for example, that grafting an ABC branch to a THC Bomb plant would allow the branch to grow faster with the greater root system, but it didn't work out that way.

 

[Flower]

Yeah, it sparks my interest as well.

Hey, @CrashMagnet This graph thing. Man this would be a great thread. Ever thought of sharing all this? I'm interested in learning what you did.

I'm planning on trying some air layering but a graph is a whole nother thing.

Yeah, his thread on it was pretty interesting and informative.
I followed along religiously.
Definitely worth a read.

 

[CrashMagnet]

Looking back over that thread, with all the weird crap I was doing, I wondered how I managed to grow any actual weed.

 

[MariJan]

Looking back over that thread, with all the weird crap I was doing, I wondered how I managed to grow any actual weed.

Because your you

 

[WeedHopper]

Can't call you Frankenstein but we can call you Weedenstein.

 

[oldfogey8]

I used an approach graft to connect two ABC clones a while back. It resulted in a much larger ABC plant than I was able to grow before. I had read that would happen, but was still surprised at how big the thing got in less than 12 weeks. I wonder if the split stems have similar behavior?

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That is an impressive looking plant.

 

[Flower]