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VERY nice thread here ... I will be keeping up with this one

like I said earlier in the thread I know it can be done I have seen it thanks to a close friend.... I have myself, have only had grafting experience within the citrus family .... I know that marijuana due to it's vigourous nature should be even easier.

yes that is if you graft cannabis to humulus or hops... this is not the case if it is grafted onto another strain of weed.... I was just using that as an example of cannabis being able to be grafted and in that case it was with not even with a plant of it's own kind, but instead, it's first...

lookin good man

the outcome of the high is a result of a few variable factors. The strain of the plant comes into play first and foremost. The types of fertilizers used also sometimes has a role in this matter. When not flushed properly some chemical nutrients can cause random pschological effects when smoked...

here is a link to George Cervantes' book. If grafting cannabis to hops is possible, then why would grafting amongst it's own kind be any harder. Hops or "humulus" is only a direct cousin of cannabis and still supports grafted sites, so I would imagine cannabis to cannabis rootstock to be much...

Marijuana Horticulture: The Indoor/Outdoor... - Google Book Search

sounds like you have yourself a good ol fashioned hermie..... without pics I cannot say for sure though..... but a female plant should not have balls on them .... what your describing definitely sounds like pollen sacks.... sorry to say.

Yes the first couple sets of true leaves will only have 1, 2, or 3 leaves on them. This is perfectly normal. After about the third node you should start seeing yor plants true colors.

you CAN connect multiple fans although they will only be running half speed. If you are using two 12v fans with only one twelve volt adaptor, they will split the diffrerrence, each fan will only be getting 6 volts of energy. It will work, but for the purpose of venting you want all the power...

I guess I just have let a few bad experiences with it seriously bias my outlook on it.... the fact I have not had smoke in three days is not helping either ... so please do excuse my venting of frustrations.

yeah but at 6 dollars a bag why would i then want to spend MORE money on making it function properly. Isn't the idea of bagged potting soil so that you don't have to mix your own. I just personally believe that they misrepresent the product extremely bad in their advertising. If I have to start...

NEVER PURCHASE MIRACLE GROW ORGANIC CHOICE !!!!!! IT IS ABSOLUTE SHIT. I did some research and it is not even fully organic, much less they use so much mulch it dries into nearly concrete making drainage HORRIBLE. After realizing that they just completely LIED about it being organic to jump on...

when it dries, the drainage is so bad that the water will stay on top the soil for a good minute or two before going through one narrow little break in the miracle concrete. This stuff is absolute SHIT.... I don't have any intention on supporting them ever again.

yeah a few different grafts would be better, due to possible low survival rate ....

this is quite interesting I will have to look into this ....

cloning during flowering is possible although reduces success rate and due to introduction back in to veg may stunt the plant and/or cause abnormal growth amongst the plant material.

cloning after harvesting is impossible being that there is no more plant material to be cloned.... what you can do is get a clone while in veg, then harvest as normal. Now you can either use your harvested plants' rootstock and graft your clone or you can begin the clone by itself .... although...

you might want to look at 42 watt cfl bulbs as well one of the highest wattages you can get for a standard light fixture medium base, and quite effective. You can never overkill having too much lighting when it comes to your ladies especcialy when it comes to having a grow under cfl's. Which I...

If the soil is becoming hard when it dries then you most likely will want to add some peat moss or vermiculite in your next soil mix. I had the same problem when I grew in Miracle Gro "Organic Choice" and the plant were literally suffocating. Once I changed the mix that they were in they nearly...