Again, apologies if it was already covered in thread but was wondering...could one use this for grafting different clones/seed plants from a pack of seeds to pheno hunt?
Any one think the chemotype of the unique grafts would be affected due to an allogeneic rootstock?
Best,
F2F
Again, apologies if it was already covered in thread but was wondering...could one use this for grafting different clones/seed plants from a pack of seeds to pheno hunt?
Any one think the chemotype of the unique grafts would be affected due to an allogeneic rootstock?
Best,
F2F
But still you have to pop the seeds right? So in that moment your plant count is higher.
But still you have to pop the seeds right? So in that moment your plant count is higher.
I think cold fusion should work fine - provided you are getting the 95%+ cloning and grafting rates good techniques provide.
Why you would want to, however, is another story!
An interresting finding… it seem that the cultivar of the rootstock would have an influence on the flowering time of the grafts…. Fast flowering rootstock led to faster flowering graft compared to slow flowering rootstock with the same cut…. I would need more data to confirm this assumption… but it seem to be correct from a first trial….
Cheer
Darpa