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Originally Posted by marijuanajoe1982
-I believe this guy talking about the bonsai techniques does know what he is talking about. It would be possible, but the grafted plants never share any genetic material or DNA. Also, you cant just graft a cannabis plant to a douglas fir, you have to graft it with something compatible. certain plants can be grafted together and its usually because they are related in some way, however distant.
-For the idea of the multiple strain mother I think that would be neat, if you could get it to work it would be a space saver. The only thing i would worry about would be slicing all my mother plants in half. If your 'experiment' didn't work, well, I hope you took some clones before you tried this out. There wouldn't be anything particularly special about the buds from this plant or the clones produced by the indivudual grafted sections. This method would basically only be necessary if you needed a couple mother plants and only had room for one, and even then, the risk of killing off your mother plants. If you are not a professional there is always that chance. Be careful  |
so lets say im trying to create a hybrid, and my first couple of plants didnt turn out so well, that is the seeds i extract from the cross pollinized buds, could i use the mother plant and graft my offspring onto it, and just keep inbreeding the buds? that is to say would i be able to continue the hybriding technique on the same plant, or would i have to just repeat with all the offspring until i was satisfied with my results