Thanks mj, didn't have to do that but I appreciate it!
If you grafted the 'erb to hops, it would still look like 'erb. The two types stay seperate, like if you grow a grafted fruit tree, and if it shoots from below the graft, you would have two types of tree. Often they graft citrus onto old "bush lemons" and hardy stuff like that, and if not pruned properly, you get the nice fruit, and the manky old bush lemons on other branches The bush lemon (or whatever) is hardier roots and resistant to blah blah blah. So you've created a superior plant.
The only good use I thought of for grafting cannabis is for mother plants. You could have one rootstock (plant) and then have several strains grafted on, so one plants is the mother instead of a mother for each strain. Makes a lot of sense for micro obviously.
If you grafted the 'erb to hops, it would still look like 'erb. The two types stay seperate, like if you grow a grafted fruit tree, and if it shoots from below the graft, you would have two types of tree. Often they graft citrus onto old "bush lemons" and hardy stuff like that, and if not pruned properly, you get the nice fruit, and the manky old bush lemons on other branches The bush lemon (or whatever) is hardier roots and resistant to blah blah blah. So you've created a superior plant.
The only good use I thought of for grafting cannabis is for mother plants. You could have one rootstock (plant) and then have several strains grafted on, so one plants is the mother instead of a mother for each strain. Makes a lot of sense for micro obviously.