Dr Kynes
Well-Known Member
The thought occurs to me, that despite the ease and simplicity of cutting propagation, would it be possible to graft a healthy branch of Cannabis onto an existing perhaps even perennial compatible plant?
If this were possible one might grow an entire crop, from the leaf root and trunk system of say, a mulberry tree, or other large perennial. It seems to me, that the advantages would be considerable, including, just to name a few possibilities:
Stealthy growth of large crops within the canopy of a compatible non-cannabis, and thus innocuous tree
Fast and healthy growth with protection from deer and other outdoor pests
Large numbers of cannabis branches in a single large plant reducing the gardener's workload
And possibly even (dare I dream) a cannabis plant which, after flower harvest could regrow each spring from it's host plant!
I know this type of grafting is usually done with fruit and nut trees, but it is also done with other annual plants, and rhizome propagators, for example grafting raspberries onto blackberry rootstock for springtime regrowth
One possible choice for a compatible rootstock/host is the Hackberry tree. Celtis laevigata
I would appreciate any thoughts comments or ideas on this issue, even just telling me im too damned high, and that wont work.
If this were possible one might grow an entire crop, from the leaf root and trunk system of say, a mulberry tree, or other large perennial. It seems to me, that the advantages would be considerable, including, just to name a few possibilities:
Stealthy growth of large crops within the canopy of a compatible non-cannabis, and thus innocuous tree
Fast and healthy growth with protection from deer and other outdoor pests
Large numbers of cannabis branches in a single large plant reducing the gardener's workload
And possibly even (dare I dream) a cannabis plant which, after flower harvest could regrow each spring from it's host plant!
I know this type of grafting is usually done with fruit and nut trees, but it is also done with other annual plants, and rhizome propagators, for example grafting raspberries onto blackberry rootstock for springtime regrowth
One possible choice for a compatible rootstock/host is the Hackberry tree. Celtis laevigata
I would appreciate any thoughts comments or ideas on this issue, even just telling me im too damned high, and that wont work.