Old Uncle Ben
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Hey bud, I've found there's a decent bunch of folks here with a lot experienced growers and knowledgeable folk's.
I'm not one of them, let me tell you straight up idk shit about the science and biology side of growing, it's best kept simple imo.
I don't post much in riu these days outside of the uk thread, I still visit the uk growers thread frequently I've a few buddies there.
Yeah I love growing and messing around with what appears to be pointless experiments.
Blsu grafted to bluchi.
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I originally done the graft to see if a better root stock would improve yeild on a graft that wasn't a great yeilder. View attachment 18973895
Cheers
Good morning gardeners......
I've done 100's of grafts on tropical (avocado, annona, citrus, mango) and stone fruit trees and been very successful - cleft, side veneer, chip and t-bud. But when it comes to cannabis and tomatoes, as you've found out, it's not worth it. Part of that is because it's an annual.
Here's a cool shot, a baby praying mantis on my newly grafted Kona sharwil scion, topworking an avocado tree.
Grafting opens up a whole new world of goodness, the best of the best. This is one skill you really need to learn.
Harvesting 2 faves today. Am glad too - it's getting old, the smell, the watering/maintenance hassle, etc.
Make it a great day,
UB
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