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DoubleTripleOG · 06-14-2017, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BombBudPuffa

An update on my grafted girl 8 weeks into flower. She grew just like any other plant. Zero issues with her.

The whole plant

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Blueberry 1

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Blueberry 2

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Blue Cindy

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Kurple Guerrilla...lowest graft and not getting enough light.

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You sir are my God damn hero!! That is so awesome. I wanna try it now, so bad. I see the key is nice chunky stalks. Did you use grafting sheers or did you make the cuts free hand?

BombBudPuffa · 06-14-2017, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DoubleTripleOG

You sir are my God damn hero!! That is so awesome. I wanna try it now, so bad. I see the key is nice chunky stalks. Did you use grafting sheers or did you make the cuts free hand?

Thanks! All freehand with a box cutter/razor. If you can root a cutting you can graft cannabis. It's stupid easy.

BombBudPuffa · 06-22-2017, 10:03 PM

One of the blueberry fems on my grafted beast looking tasty.

Gry · 06-22-2017, 10:50 PM

Brings to mind the citrus trees one would see with multiple grafts. I can imagine a grafted cannabis plant would be much more appreciated as a gift.

Darpa · 06-23-2017, 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by BombBudPuffa

One of the blueberry fems on my grafted beast looking tasty.

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Awesome work BumpBudPuffa! I didn't flower my grafted plants yet but I deceided to let them grow in Monster Plants outside for the summer... Multiple topping. They already have hundred of main branches. All the graft look perfect! I'll post some pic in the summer!

BombBudPuffa · 06-23-2017, 06:47 AM

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Awesome work BumpBudPuffa! I didn't flower my grafted plants yet but I deceided to let them grow in Monster Plants outside for the summer... Multiple topping. They already have hundred of main branches. All the graft look perfect! I'll post some pic in the summer!

Thanks Darpa! I can't wait to see your grafts.

zif · 03-06-2018, 08:02 PM

Anyone else notice a tendency for some scions to autoflower after grafting?

I’ve seen it with different scion genetics on a couple of otherwise healthy bonsai multi-moms (15 different scions on one, just a few on the other).

Pruning the tops might have favored renewed vegetative growth, but they are very hard to get out of the more-than-preflowering but less-than-flowering mode. Root pruning and new soil didn’t seem to have any effect.

I’m curious what approach others would take in this situation!

zif · 03-06-2018, 08:05 PM

Also, grafts on a combo plant in flower:

BombBudPuffa · 03-07-2018, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by zif

Anyone else notice a tendency for some scions to autoflower after grafting?

I’ve seen it with different scion genetics on a couple of otherwise healthy bonsai multi-moms (15 different scions on one, just a few on the other).

Pruning the tops might have favored renewed vegetative growth, but they are very hard to get out of the more-than-preflowering but less-than-flowering mode. Root pruning and new soil didn’t seem to have any effect.

I’m curious what approach others would take in this situation!

I've never had that happen. Wish I had suggestions for you.

Dawgfunk · 03-26-2018, 08:03 AM

How did the grafted plants taste? Were their similarities or differences from the original root stock plant?? How bout from the original plant the cut came from?? I have buddies that have been talking about this and just wanna know a little more about what you guys found.

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zif Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 151	Anyone else notice a tendency for some scions to autoflower after grafting? I’ve seen it with different scion genetics on a couple of otherwise healthy bonsai multi-moms (15 different scions on one, just a few on the other). Pruning the tops might have favored renewed vegetative growth, but they are very hard to get out of the more-than-preflowering but less-than-flowering mode. Root pruning and new soil didn’t seem to have any effect. I’m curious what approach others would take in this situation!
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