[Canniwhatsis]

Wow,... that's a totally different method of grafting then I'm using for sure!

Either of you two got any pics of that?

no pics sorry. either method wroks. the grafting a cut onto a mother is my favorite method.

[Canniwhatsis]

well, that was less than satisfying.

Sunny,... you got anything?..... NoReason?

Like I said,...

Originally Posted by Canniwhatsis

bear in mind I'm not the first to try this stuff, and in all reality I'm just a schmuck with a green thumb and some dumb luck who's hacking away at this growing my own stuff as best as I can.

I'm NOT a botanist, but I play one on the interwebs!

[noreason]

Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the technique described, so I tried to search some images but I can't find any.

Today I'll ask to one of my friend,maybe he know, and I'll post more info or picture if I have any

[dieselbyrd]

hey Canisw do you think a graft coud take even if the cutting has been refrigerated for 8 weeks(like for cryo freezing a clone)

[headband 707]

Grafting is very easy but you must be patient and take your time. One plant may not like grafting to the other you just never know till you try it . Some love it others don't. You can use green garden tie and gently cut and tie the cut stem together as you must already know and this is really a timing thing with cannabis and she needs to be pretty strong and ready for this so feed her vit B and whatever nutes you may have and make sure all is well. If you have done LST then you know about bending the branch till it can't bend anymore. I hope it works out for you and read the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin this has some interesting outcomes lol peace out Headband707

[noreason]

Canniwhatsis I found the name of the technique we was talking about.I'm not sure if it's the correct name in English...anyhow I know its name in Italian is '' approximation graft '' or '' fake graft ''

This picture should explain better....




Some more images in this link


Keep us informed on your work



ps: do you know how some bonsai growers '' create '' such strange shape in their little trees? Simply use this technique with only one plant.Bending a branch and grafting it on another stem



pps: Just discover that this fake grafting is used to change the root mass from a plant that is suffering.
example: If an old lemon tree is suffering at roots level,I can take a young and vigorous lemon tree, plant it near the old one,and after some time start the grafting.
After some more time (don't now how much) the stem of the old lemon tree can be cut and the root mass removed.
So the old lemon tree is still there, but with a young and strong roots

[ganja_hasi]

in addition to nore's input

[Canniwhatsis]

Originally Posted by noreason

Canniwhatsis I found the name of the technique we was talking about.I'm not sure if it's the correct name in English...anyhow I know its name in Italian is '' approximation graft '' or '' fake graft ''

This picture should explain better....




Some more images in this link


Keep us informed on your work



ps: do you know how some bonsai growers '' create '' such strange shape in their little trees? Simply use this technique with only one plant.Bending a branch and grafting it on another stem



pps: Just discover that this fake grafting is used to change the root mass from a plant that is suffering.
example: If an old lemon tree is suffering at roots level,I can take a young and vigorous lemon tree, plant it near the old one,and after some time start the grafting.
After some more time (don't now how much) the stem of the old lemon tree can be cut and the root mass removed.
So the old lemon tree is still there, but with a young and strong roots

That's an awesome little trick! I understand much better now

[Guest423]

Grafting is fun, nice thread.