If that is a little sucker plant growing from the root system, that would be wild. Though highly unlikely, I am curious!
My bet is on a rogue seed. But with some extremely coincidental timing.
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Hey Doug, is that Canada only? Iâve got big dreams with my new lightâŚ
There is a technique called âLayeringâ
Iâll try to find it in the book I have here.
BUT if you bury any parts of the stem in soil, it will root and eventually grow out a new shoot.
Thats called âSerpentine Layeringâ
There is also âAir Layeringâ which is basically keeping a part of the stem wrapped and wet till it starts to root. I think itâs basically cloning while still on the plant. Sort of.
EDIT: I found the page.
Robert Clarkes Book, Marijuana Botany. Page 36
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I know for a fact that this works with tomato plants! I read about it once and had to try it. 
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I really hope that seedling makes it. Thereâs only one way to find out what it really is 
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I just did this with a pile of rasps today! It was âthe big cleanupâ and when I find rasps in places I donât want them they end up pulled and left in a bucket of water for a week before replanting.
A 5 ft section of Tayberry got buried last year in the fall and it had 3 spots rooting when I pulled it. So I went along with what it was doing just in a different spot 
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Just got this in the mail today, my 5 gallon donation pin. Mostly whole blood, but the past two years I have been doing power reds which is a pint of only red blood cells. Anyone else donating on a regular basis?
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Very nice milestone, thank you! So looking at my list of what to plant now I discovered a bag of a bunch of strains missing, the Veterans gift. After two weeks of searching, cleaning and organizing, I opened a wooden cigar box right in front of me the whole time an there it wasâŚDa da da !! So purple Kush Feminized is in the incubator
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I used toâŚthen COVID came along and i slipped.
I was always upfront about my copious cannabis usage too.
When asked what blood type i was, my standard answer was âfestive!â
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Much respect @Tejas very good thing you are doing I donât do it often enough but I do from time to time.
Good on you @Tejas reminds me I need to find out why we havenât had a blood drive at work since C19.
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Congrats!!!
Additionally iâm also just wondering⌠when you see a 5 gallon bucket now do you think: âI filled that.â?
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I wasnât paying attention itâs 5 GALLONS! WOW I was thinking pints until @Pigeonman just posted
That is really committed to giving and quite the accomplishment too
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I used to donate regularly because theyâd be bothering me all the time (Iâm O+ and theyâre always in need) and have donated a couple of gallons, but itâs been a long while. I did the double red one time and it was pretty interesting to get the plasma pumped back in.
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Not until you mentioned it 
. I have always looked at given blood as getting the oil changed in your car. I generally feel better physically a few days after, plus it is doing someone good who really needs it.
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Thatâs awsome bud. But eww! 5 gallons? Needles? Iâd likely hyperventilate(itâs happened before, lol). More power to ya bro! But me, I got a serious case of typanophobia. And the white-coat doesnât help either. 
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Oh what !? I was literally just thinking of the original!
I was actually thinking to use the shrunken head dude as an avatar after I saw a picture of a big body cartoon character with a tiny head.
When I saw it I immediately thought of that guy from the original.
Then, literally 15 seconds later, I got the notification for your postâŚ
Oh man I really hope they donât screw this up. With all the advanced tech we have now this movie has the potential to be epic !
I just hope they donât try to make it PG for the newer generationsâŚ
And they kept Michael Keaton & Winona ?! Already off to a good start.
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biggest sell for me: Catherine OâHara!
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The Crowening III
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