Huge success difference once I figured out to match the stems to each other size wise and try to cut both segments in one cut. So put plants together and make one cut. That way the Scion is matched to the rootstock perfectly. The closer you get to even size stems and perfect cuts, the more survival rate you get.
Another must have in my opinion are grafting clips. The spring loaded clips. You don't need wire, plastic, nothing but the clips.
Keep plant is low light, warm, and humid area and voila.
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Very important.Keep plant is low light, warm, and humid area and voila.
The first few are wilted but not dead. The last little guy is happy so far.
I am interested in grafting some slow indicas onto big rootball sativas. I want to see if I can speed up those slow ass veggers.
Seems like there are a bunch of potentially valuable uses for grafting, if you want to compete strains or phenos against each other having them all grafted onto the same plant and growing in the same dirt probably eliminates a lot of variables.