Kassiopeija
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untrue, the flowering hormone is transmitted throughout the plant, there were experiments done to corroborate that
My attempt to graft a photoperiod plant into a autoflowering stalk/roots.
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Failmore
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Really? Got a link? Never saw that.
Guys, i mean the bottom should be photoperiod, so the plant will be always in veg stage. And the grafted branch will be auto, so it will be on flowering no matter. It will be good for stealth growing, you have one good mother in a closet all year round, then you grow several autos and graft them onto your mother plant, get yield, continue to operate in stealth mode.
Kassiopeija
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it doesnt work this way.... the Auto will flower and induce flowering in the motherplant as well, because the florigen is being distributed through the plant.
and after the auto has completed flowering - it will die, rot & mold, even when its still bound to a partially vegging plant.
Grafting autos doesnt make sense...
Kassiopeija
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TORR POWER SAVING VEG METHOD
@RangiSTaxi I'm undecisive if I should primarily order 660nms or 730nms... plus I'd like to increase the luminosity of these considerably - considering I put my plants in flower under a 150w HPS... I have to cover a 1.44m^2 area, maybe 16*730nms and 32*660nms? Which are supporting 4*Cree COBs...
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Cheers, man! Good to know ))) Science everywhere)
Renfro
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Agree 100%. It would be neato for auto growers if they could keep their best phenos in veg, cut clones and grow like real growers, but it's not in the cards.
LinguaPeel
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If you graft a peach branch onto an apricot root that branch still grows a peach. Meaning roots are probably pointless and can be replaced with a synthetic engineered material once science gets its head out of its ass.
