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Yeah thats. grafting. They do it alot with fruit trees.

not like that no. Unless you have nuclear waste from the plant you work at and happen to be growing next to a tomato or tobacco field.

Find another bean and put it in the dirt and grow it in a sunny window for fun, then try to flower it. And voila you are back.

I need to find that guy I met a little while ago who had a crazy Skunk strain that implodes your face and get a clone. A while back I did an outdoor on the side of my house for this guy and it was his mom skunk. That was the best smoke I had. But the condensation of the bagseed reminds me of...

Might have to give that air pump a go. any word on how loud it is. Oh another I noticed smaller bubbles the quieter the bucket. Except if you are bubbling a bucket filled with hydroton. Like my bonsai is pretty loud because how I have it set up.

Found the seedling and after I am done working out side I may bring it in. So I will still have two so I will do a clone and a seedling and see which does better granted that the seed is female.

This is my first UFO gro. using HTGsupply tri band 90watters and a 24" floro fixture to orange it up a bit. I may be moving the sativa out later when they start crowding each other and throw a 250w hps on it and bud it alone elsewhere. Really like the combination of phototron pruning from seed...

I think I have a seedling out side somewhere, I will see if I can find it and see if it would like to be shotglass'd.

I had to go out of town and my roommate said I'll water the babies, but then forgot to water the first two days but then watered them the next. so... I am gonna start some seeds of a sativa outdoor that bore about 20 seeds so hopefully one of them I start will either herm or be fem. I'm not...

small update led cab with an indica dom, sativa dom, and unknown bagseed that I phototron pruned Got home and it was a she. Might have been herm but turned fem, because I was scared for a bit that it was a male. white

like bean sprouts or alfalfa. I have done it, but do not regularly eat them for dinner or any thing. But I figure I could trim roots and eat them instead of composting.

Well, here they are

Why not? Its not poison, kinda like eating a carrot i guess.

She laughed. Nice job fellas.

:mrgreen: Time to get me a pine apple

mentioned it around some gardeners and I got some strong recommendo's to no poisonous plants in a 30x40 back yard with kids play equipment in it.

bongsmilie This sativa is fluffy but strong.

I have a question and this seems too be the best place. Who else eats the roots of flushed plants at harvest? Like alfalfa on a sandwich.

Nice. Bubble on.

I'm down. Got home to late to get pics before lights out. Tomorrow hopefully.