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born2killspam

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CannaPanda said:
Imaginaaaationnn
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sum1 didnt read the part about grafting similar species... :shock: Edit: oh wait.. u posted that...
they can make tomacco
what i wanna c is potato tomato.... root grow potato and top grows tomato
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Not gonna happen.. If you're successful in combining the 2 plants you'd almost positively get the root system of a tomato, and the vegetation of the potato.. A while back I was reading up on experiments like these, and in all cases the resultant plant assumed the path of least resistance, and avoided producing the fruit of either..
My dad grafted pot onto hops when I was growing up.. No bud formation, but there were some crystals (detectable amounts) on fan leaves that grew from it.. Pretty nifty, but it didn't resume the year after..
 
Zhu

Zhu

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It may be possible but not yet. Read the book "elephants on acid" for a good idea on the twisted crap we have already tried. The closest thing I think would be as to mixing fruit with marijuana is guppyponics but thats just not the same.
 
Carribean Blue

Carribean Blue

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hi i'v read up on some byology crap and it turns out that any plants can be cross bread if they are left in a close space its cinda how the goverment got onto advanced crops
so chili weed might have a fighting chance after all



i do not grow marijuana everything i wright is based on research:leaf:
 
MrHowardMarks

MrHowardMarks

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If it works, make sure everyone knows about it, I'm pretty positive there is nop chance in hell you're going to successfully crossbreed the two.
 
CannaPanda

CannaPanda

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Cannabis X Salvia (the ultimate sage), whoa... but idk.. lets not play with a perfect plant.. its done a great time evolving on its own..
 
Carribean Blue

Carribean Blue

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i mean if it works with the chillies i will continue to try new things i think my next attempt will be with citrus fruits
 
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born2killspam

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Hops are genetically close to cannibis just to let you know.. They even produce teeny amounts of thc.. Do some hunting within its genus for a good candidate..
 
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AgentX

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I think it's fantastic and I'm fascinated to see what happens. Can any of you imagine what it would mean if it worked, if canabis wasn't the only plant that could produce usable amounts of thc?
 
707DankSmoker

707DankSmoker

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Are you really telling me that NO ONE on this SITE has heard of THC ORANGES!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!??!?! Let me let you in on a little secret about 12years ago in florida a botonist sucsessfully created Thc in Florida Oranges and was selling them online! That is until the FBI shut him down, google it I speak only the truth my friends. The future is Endless!!!!!!
 
Ghost420

Ghost420

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707DankSmoker said:
Are you really telling me that NO ONE on this SITE has heard of THC ORANGES!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!??!?! Let me let you in on a little secret about 12years ago in florida a botonist sucsessfully created Thc in Florida Oranges and was selling them online! That is until the FBI shut him down, google it I speak only the truth my friends. The future is Endless!!!!!!
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i heard of this as well. i don't know if it is real or not but i wonder if anyone has the seeds. you would have o pour so much money into sequencing its dna
 
imtylerdammit

imtylerdammit

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the million dollar question.

if you can make marijuana that tastes fruity and cross it with different fruits...can you cross a fruit to produce THC?

is it possible?
 
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