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Author: Saint Isadore Patron Saint of the InternetSaint Isadore Patron Saint of the Internet Date: Dec 21, 2007 00:18
I could find nothing on the Internet stating such is possible
does anybody know if such is possible??????
TIA
Tom
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Author: fanghornfanghorn Date: Dec 21, 2007 21:06
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Author: NobodyNobody Date: Dec 22, 2007 10:53
Saint Isadore Patron Saint of the Internet wrote:
> I could find nothing on the Internet stating such is possible
> does anybody know if such is possible??????
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> TIA
> Tom
Hi,
it can be grafted onto hops... still looks like pot
hops can be grafted onto hemp stocks too... looks like hops and won't
get you high.
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Author: dogtopdogtop Date: Dec 22, 2007 12:12
On Dec 23, 5:53 am, Nobody anywhere.net> wrote:> Saint Isadore Patron Saint of the Internet wrote:
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>> I could find nothing on the Internet stating such is possible
>> does anybody know if such is possible??????
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>> TIA
>> Tom
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> Hi,
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> it can be grafted onto hops... still looks like pot
>
> hops can be grafted onto hemp stocks too... looks like hops and won't
> get you high.
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Author: Judy ScobeeJudy Scobee Date: Dec 22, 2007 14:41
Hmmmm? What about grafting a certain strain (cutting) onto a different
strain . . . could that work, then pollenating the two different
sides????
= Judy =
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Author: fanghornfanghorn Date: Dec 23, 2007 11:31
> Hmmmm? What about grafting a certain strain (cutting) onto a
> different strain . . . could that work, then pollenating the two
> different sides????
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> = Judy =
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No. It's just like those novelty fruit trees that produce different
types of fruit. The effect of the graft only applies to the part that is
grafted. It's just like if you have completely separate plants. Plants
don't have blood after all.
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Author: Judy ScobeeJudy Scobee Date: Dec 23, 2007 13:26
I recall as a kid, I grafted a red rose branch to a white rose bush and
ended up getting, later, a white rose with red stripes in it . . . .
very pretty plant!
= Judy =
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Author: dogtopdogtop Date: Dec 23, 2007 16:47
On Dec 24, 8:26 am, JudithSco...@ webtv.net (Judy Scobee) wrote: > I recall as a kid, I grafted a red rose branch to a white rose bush and
> ended up getting, later, a white rose with red stripes in it . . . .
> very pretty plant!
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> = Judy =
I have seen a varigated (white and green ) dope plant very preaty Too
pitty we got busted and lost the clones
you should be able to put as many varieties of the same genus as will
fit on the root stock or tree what about citrus grafts lime lemon and
oranges manderines are all growing on the same bush.Fruit salid tree ?
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Author: dogtopdogtop Date: Dec 23, 2007 16:50
On Dec 23, 9:41 am, JudithSco...@ webtv.net (Judy Scobee) wrote: > Hmmmm? What about grafting a certain strain (cutting) onto a different
> strain . . . could that work, then pollenating the two different
> sides????
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> = Judy =
yes judy same genus is important boy and girl to polinate you just
keep trying what you want happy harvesting and send me some seeds when
you grow the preaty one that tastes real sweet!
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Author: dogtopdogtop Date: Dec 23, 2007 16:51
On Dec 24, 6:31 am, fanghorn wrote:
>> Hmmmm? What about grafting a certain strain (cutting) onto a
>> different strain . . . could that work, then pollenating the two
>> different sides????
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>> = Judy =
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> No. It's just like those novelty fruit trees that produce different
> types of fruit. The effect of the graft only applies to the part that is
> grafted. It's just like if you have completely separate plants. Plants
> don't have blood after all.
But they have DNA
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