CRAZY idea. graphing clones to mother at harvest.

ok so you grow your bag seeds and clone the soon to be mother's.
then save the plant you want, and create a multitude of clones from her.
then let her grow and flower.
once harvest time comes around cut her down.
but instead of re-veging, or trashing the corpse. we graph the young clones from were we cut the bud from.

now the roots and stems are pretty much straws that depend on the leaves to draw water from. so maybe, because the new leaves are already in vegetative state. there wouldn't be such a long wait that comes with re-veging,but possibly only the time it takes for the new clones to connect itself to the mother.

once the new plant "the recycled roots and stems plant" is ready to take clones and flower, then you would only have to take a few clones as you can take clones for graphing from them. once the recycled plant is ready for harvest you can repeat the process.
re-using the same roots, stems, and branches of the very first plant.

hopefully once i've selected the genes i want from these bag seeds, my clones should be fairly big so i can use a bit from each one to test this out.

any thoughts?
i just started super cropping,kind of curious about what can be done with graphing. im still looking into it though.

not graph but Graft

snipping of a twig(scion) and 'gluing' it in place via the cambium

selecting genes from bag-seeds is fools errand

buy your seeds in

then you know what to expect

good luck

im just starting in the grand scheme of things so bag seed is what i have. i'de rather have a few trial runs on bagseed rather than wasting time and effort screwing up seeds i bought. until i have a good well-known strain i can just use bagseeds to play with, and just fuck up on entirely. hahaha

but im curious as to the possibility of the idea mentioned above. so instead of making just one mother plant you can make a mother plant that will stay in veg as the source for scions as well as a plant used for flowering.

the new clones(scions) would be grafted onto the flower plant, given time to adjust and then be put straight into flower, while the scion plant will continue to make more scion's for the next round.

when to flowering plant is ready to harvest you simply harvest as usual, then replace the areas that you cut with new leafs that are still in vegetative state.

so another question is what controls the flowering and vegetative state of a plant. the leafs, roots, or stems. assuming its just the leafs this should work. if all three play small roles in it there could be some revert growth.