Farmer's Hat
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone. I felt inspired to share this info, so that it might stimulate some ideas.
In Dec 2024 I attempted to graft 3 different strains onto one plant. One of those grafts was successful. I used an uncommon grafting method that was purely experimental. I read on the forum somewhere, that plugs increased the chances of a successful graft. I didn't find any videos or pictures, so I just kind of winged it. Below are before and after pictures of the successful graft.
Today I am attempting another graft. I currently have 2 father plants, and would like to consolidate them into one plant. I am using a different method this time. I made the cut on a section of the plant where there is a knuckle forming. My theory is that these knuckled areas have a lot of energy and hormones that will help the graft take and heal quicker. Also, I am placing the plant in a bag, so that RH is extremely high. This will prevent the cutting from drying and wilting, which will lead to a failed graft.
In Dec 2024 I attempted to graft 3 different strains onto one plant. One of those grafts was successful. I used an uncommon grafting method that was purely experimental. I read on the forum somewhere, that plugs increased the chances of a successful graft. I didn't find any videos or pictures, so I just kind of winged it. Below are before and after pictures of the successful graft.
Today I am attempting another graft. I currently have 2 father plants, and would like to consolidate them into one plant. I am using a different method this time. I made the cut on a section of the plant where there is a knuckle forming. My theory is that these knuckled areas have a lot of energy and hormones that will help the graft take and heal quicker. Also, I am placing the plant in a bag, so that RH is extremely high. This will prevent the cutting from drying and wilting, which will lead to a failed graft.
