Hookahhead
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Hey Darpa good to see you're still experimenting and dropping knowledge in this thread!
I made my first cut for mainlining on a plant a day or 2 ago, and i have another that will get cut tomorrow or the day after. I am going to try mainlining 3 reg bagseed plants, so I figure I'll get at least 1 male. It's kinda funny how a little bit of info can change your perception of things... now I'm kinda hoping for a male so that I have a qualified test subject haha. Like I said earlier, I will be grafting female scions onto them and attempting to flower. I am thinking I can use a V graft at the tips, grafting a little while after I make my second cut, like you did in post #83-86, 126. Once the scion begins growing, I can remove the make side branches and proceed as normal. I think I will use the same cutting for both scion sites for the initial experiment, but might try 2 different ones like you did later on.
I read the whole thread, but I can't remember if anyone has experimented with grafting autoflowers to a root stock? I know that you don't get a lot of veg time with autos, so I thought maybe attaching them to a much bigger rootstock than what they could obtain otherwise might have some interesting effects. Unfortunately I don't have any in my seed stock, so I can't run the test myself.
I made my first cut for mainlining on a plant a day or 2 ago, and i have another that will get cut tomorrow or the day after. I am going to try mainlining 3 reg bagseed plants, so I figure I'll get at least 1 male. It's kinda funny how a little bit of info can change your perception of things... now I'm kinda hoping for a male so that I have a qualified test subject haha. Like I said earlier, I will be grafting female scions onto them and attempting to flower. I am thinking I can use a V graft at the tips, grafting a little while after I make my second cut, like you did in post #83-86, 126. Once the scion begins growing, I can remove the make side branches and proceed as normal. I think I will use the same cutting for both scion sites for the initial experiment, but might try 2 different ones like you did later on.
I read the whole thread, but I can't remember if anyone has experimented with grafting autoflowers to a root stock? I know that you don't get a lot of veg time with autos, so I thought maybe attaching them to a much bigger rootstock than what they could obtain otherwise might have some interesting effects. Unfortunately I don't have any in my seed stock, so I can't run the test myself.