What would happen if...

I were to graft a cannabis cutting onto a blueberry plant would this work for the cannabis, would it still bud and if so if i were to have one cutting off a male cannabis plant and grafted it onto a blueberry plant and had a female cannabis cutting and grafted it to a different blueberry plant could I pollinate the female with the male and get seeds for a cannabis x blueberry plant. No I am not talking about a blueberry pot plant I am talking about the one that produces actual blueberrys

well... i would think that there would be a nute problem, as they take different nute levels for prime growth, and as far as the grafting, i don't think it would take any of the traits from the blueberry plant in the final seed. the only way to know for sure is to try it!... thats how all break threws are made, trial and error

I don't know if the graft would be very successful to begin with.. I've never heard of any attempts at that graft, and I really don't know much about BB as a species as far as compatibility goes..
The way successful grafts typically go down though is via the path of least resistance.. They tend to be non-producers.. For instance way back when they tried to make super producer vegitables.. Things like grafting young turnip to cabbage etc in hopes of getting entirely edible plants, but alas they always ended up with things like cabbage roots and turnip tops..

I know there were some experiments by the Dept . of Agriculture .. I know they were able to graft cannabis onto Hops plants and got some 20 ft tall THC producing plants .. that didn't look like a cannabis plant .. not sure about blueberries .. haha would like to know what hapens .. I agree with B2k spam doubtful that it would be able to produce offspring ... may be like horse /donkey = mule .. sterile .. asexual ..i think

My dad grafted cannabis onto hops.. Grew like hops but with mj leaves, and after quite a few extraction experiments we determined that there was virtually no thc..