Grafting?

Has anyone ever tried to grafting a branch of one strain to another?

Not that I know of, but then again I'm new here... And I was thinking about this just last week...

I'm in need of a new project! lol! (Guess I'm out growing my boob credentials.) Could be handy for those lucky people who grow legally, but are limited to a number of plants...And fun for the rest of us to have a growing "Pick 'n' Mix"....

You tube it. I saw an oregon grower called thinkgreen or somthing like that try it. HE failed for various reasons, but the theory is valid. The broblem is getting the grapht to stay attached you need to wrap it up and provide moisture at the same time. This is most likely going to cause some stem rot and or mould. Much practice and many failed attempts would be needed to pull it off. Most growers are not going to potentially going to waste time on a high risk attempt such as graphting.

I read, way back, it could be grafted to the Hop plant, it being her closest relative. But I read that a long time ago, and smoked a lot since!

I'm sure it can be done. Works with practically every other plant I know of but it is tricky with even the easiest plant to graft such as fruit trees. If this is your first time grafting I would be surprised if you succeed. Too more than one season and a couple of lectures for me to get it down. Not that that's any indication of how good you will be at it but I'm just saying. Very definite windows of opportunity during which it is possible, at least for fruit trees. good luck

urbangrower on youtube did a nice piece on grafting and showed it does work. I have not tried yet but sounds solid. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGhWLaTopL4

sworth said:

Has anyone ever tried to grafting a branch of one strain to another?

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theres a thread here somewhere about it dude posted it with a video.