Looking for Strains with African Genetics

cat of curiosity said:
not reliably...
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Do you know what Grafting is?

I could take a branch of Hindu Kush, an Indica, and cut a clone from it and instead of rooting the clone, strip the bark/skin from the bottom of the stem. Then I could insert it into a hole made on a Malawi plant, a Sativa. And both the Hindu Kush and Malawi plants would grow, all out of the stem of the Malawi plant.

And you could even pollenate them both.
 
Finshaggy said:
Do you know what Grafting is?

I could take a branch of Hindu Kush, an Indica, and cut a clone from it and instead of rooting the clone, strip the bark/skin from the bottom of the stem. Then I could insert it into a hole made on a Malawi plant, a Sativa. And both the Hindu Kush and Malawi plants would grow, all out of the stem of the Malawi plant.

And you could even pollenate them both.
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What does grafting have to do with breeding?

Grafting a Hindu Kush onto a Malawi does nothing for the Hindu Kush. Why would you do this on a plant with a short life span?

It is generally done on things like fruit trees to get variety of different fruit from one tree.
 
Btw, I also have Wormwood, Giant Tomatos, Hopi Tobacco, Carolina Reaper Peppers, Black Cobra Peppers, and Wild Dagga growing.
 
ThcGuy said:
What does grafting have to do with breeding?

Grafting a Hindu Kush onto a Malawi does nothing for the Hindu Kush. Why would you do this on a plant with a short life span?

It is generally done on things like fruit trees to get variety of different fruit from one tree.
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Lol. That is my point. Grafting the 2 plants together does not change either plant. Pollinating 1 branch does not pollenate another.
 
And people graft Marijuana also. In order to grow more strains on 1 plant.

You can also do something like graft Marijuana onto a bush, or shrub or maybe even a tree like a pine tree. Just use a big plant and that black tar glue. But then the Marijuana would have the benefit of an entire Trees root system.

This is also done with slow growing cactuses like Peyote. You can graft it on faster growing cactuses, or succulents like Periopskis, which makes it grow much much faster by lending its root system.
 
Finshaggy said:
Lol. That is my point. Grafting the 2 plants together does not change either plant. Pollinating 1 branch does not pollenate another.
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When you pollinate can you guarantee no pollen got away from you? All it takes is a shallow breath or a slight shake of your hand and then you have potential to send pollen into the air. This escaped pollen could land anywhere and you would never know because individual grains of pollen are not easily visible to the naked eye.

If you are breeding for shits and giggles, have at it with as many strains of pollen at the same time on the same plant as you want. However if you want serious reliable results then you never bring more than one strain of pollen into a flower room at a time.
 
cat of curiosity said:
sure do, i've grafted literally thousands of plants, from cacti to roses. grafted moms were an idea here long before you joined. it isn't worth the effort, is a pita, but it IS a cool way to waste six months. if you succeed, that is...

have fun reinventing the wheel, lol
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I never even said I was Grafting anything or acting like I started it :lol:

I was literally just using Grafting of an example of how doing something to 1 branch does not effect the whole plant.
 
ThcGuy said:
When you pollinate can you guarantee no pollen got away from you? All it takes is a shallow breath or a slight shake of your hand and then you have potential to send pollen into the air. This escaped pollen could land anywhere and you would never know because individual grains of pollen are not easily visible to the naked eye.

If you are breeding for shits and giggles, have at it with as many strains of pollen at the same time on the same plant as you want. However if you want serious reliable results then you never bring more than one strain of pollen into a flower room at a time.
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The first pollen video I saw when I first grew a male plant, was if I remember correctly, the rare dankness people doing Ghost Train Haze #1 or maybe a plant before that, and they literally showed how to do it.

So it's not like it's unprofessional. And I know what I'm breeding them with.
 
cat of curiosity said:
yes dipshit, it does. like almost every fucking time. you won't know if it's true until you flower offspring, and then it COULD be ANY of the crosses, making yet another no name multi hybrid.

i'm gonna start calling you ''chuck''.
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Lol.

I'm not going to start calling you anything, I don't know who you are, and as far as I know you are just some Internet troll.
 
cat of curiosity said:
duh motherfucker. it is a waste of time. been there, done that. you are probably using my article as a how-to guide...
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Lol. I have an article about Grafting from like 2012. I've been growing marijuana indoors for 7 years, but I've grown plants in general (herbs, spices, etc) for like 11 years.
 
Finshaggy said:
The first pollen video I saw when I first grew a male plant, was if I remember correctly, the rare dankness people doing Ghost Train Haze #1 or maybe a plant before that, and they literally showed how to do it.

So it's not like it's unprofessional. And I know what I'm breeding them with.
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All I am trying to say is as soon as you introduce more than one strain of pollen into a flower room at the same time you cannot guarantee exactly what the cross in because of potential cross contamination.
 
ThcGuy said:
All I am trying to say is as soon as you introduce more than one strain of pollen into a flower room at the same time you cannot guarantee exactly what the cross in because of potential cross contamination.
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Except for I can. Because I'm working with a genetic testing lab.

Lol.
 
cat of curiosity said:
bullshit.
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Nope, it's true. I could grow 3 make plants and 3 female plants in a room, unregulated. Take the seeds from that and only keep females, then introduce 3 new males unregulated to grow in the same room.

Then I could stabilize the strain, take it to them. And they can tell me what it is.

I told them about Blue Mystic's mysterious background and they said they could solve it. They could probably also solve the Amhearst Diesel mystery. It's like having a forensic lab for weed.
 
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