Two questions: cannabis "canes" and grafting

[PoppinFresh]

Soooo, is it possible? Do we have information regarding these two things?

Like roses can be come back to life after winter, can marijuana do that as well? I ask because in some FB geoup I can't find again, someone had already harvested some indoor bud.

Anyway, they left the "cane" and it sprouted a few small buds. I've seen that before in my own current grow, just random larf poppin up with fan leaves that have long been gone but I still got 2 to 3 weeks before harvest.

So, is a cannabis cane a thing?

My next question, to be more specific, can I take a cut and graft it to a plant during or after harvest?

I'm near harvest. I'm ready to try both things.

 

[troutman]

It's best to take clones before flowering.

 

[mr.brunch]

You can reveg if you leave a few small buds and leaves and put it on 18/6 at least for a few weeks with some high N feeds.

Grafting works on vegging plants but I doubt it once flowering is over… can’t see any advantage in grafting a new branch onto an old rootstock

 

[Ca++]

Your winter might effect this. In the UK, last years plants have rotted beyond recognition. In a 12/12 zone, I think you would be lucky. They are single season plants. A few mutants have popped up though. Forever bud is available in seed, if you have the weather for it.

 

[PoppinFresh]

You can reveg if you leave a few small buds and leaves and put it on 18/6 at least for a few weeks with some high N feeds.

Grafting works on vegging plants but I doubt it once flowering is over… can’t see any advantage in grafting a new branch onto an old rootstock

Yeah reveg takes too long especially when I got plants q'd up, can flower now but keeping them short til I harvest.

Wouldnt the advantage to grafting be having an already developed rootzone? Wouldnt have to wait for the roots. It'd be off to a runnin start.

Damn I want to try but I dont want to wait lol

 

[PoppinFresh]

Your winter might effect this. In the UK, last years plants have rotted beyond recognition. In a 12/12 zone, I think you would be lucky. They are single season plants. A few mutants have popped up though. Forever bud is available in seed, if you have the weather for it.

I think if I try it, I'd do better in soil. Right now, I'm all DWC and indoors. I gotta think about it lol

 

[MROrganicGreenz]

I think grafting into a flowering plant isn't very promising, since hormonally the plant is in generative phase. Grafting is possible and you can succeed there. There is even a few threads in the forum. Also there was a paper around, where they successfully grafted strains that had bad rooting in cuttings. If u interested, I can dig in my library.

But in the end you would never try to graft into a plant that is in flower. Every wound needs to heal and every stressor might lead to herming. I wouldnt go for it, but in the spirit of science, I would say: Please do and share your results

Regards

 

[MROrganicGreenz]

A One-Step Grafting Methodology Can Adjust Stem Morphology and Increase THCA Yield in Medicinal Cannabis

The standard two-step methods for grafting horticultural crops involve cultivating the rootstock for a period of time and then connecting the scion. Medicinal Cannabis differs from most annual horticultural crops because it is usually clonally propagated from cuttings. We developed a grafting...

www.mdpi.com

Found it

 

[Creeperpark]

You can't squeeze blood out of a turnip friend. Start some new seeds there are plenty of super strains to choose from. Good luck.