Greetings growmies! I’ve often found myself wandering through the intriguing world of cannabis grafting, a topic often overshadowed by its tomato counterpart. While it’s not unusual to come across instances where various cannabis varieties are grafted onto a single mother plant, I’ve observed a limited discourse on the topic of grafting during the seedling stage. Any links, videos, photos, papers on cannabis grafting of seedlings would be of great interest to me.
So, here’s the thought experiment that’s been keeping me up at night – what if we decided to graft two cannabis plants together without parting ways with either root system? Picture this: two plants cohabiting in one earthbox, their trunks or branches intricately connected. Sure, it might sound like a whimsical art project, but what are the tangible benefits and potential drawbacks of such a fusion?
Consider this: if the two plants happen to be different varieties, could this result in a harmonious blend of characteristics, creating a unique botanical tapestry? Obviously the plants genes would not cross and each branch would represent the specific strain in flower. On the other hand, what if they were clones of the same plant? Would the fusion enhance the overall resilience and vitality of the joint entity?
Moreover, here’s where it gets interesting – would this unconventional pairing count as “one plant” in the eyes of plant counts, or would each plant retain its individual identity despite their fused existence?
Let’s unravel this mystery together! Share your thoughts, experiences, or wild speculations. Is this a groundbreaking experiment waiting to happen, or just the musings of someone who might be a tad too high on that BBD?
I think I’m just using it as a place holder at this point. I have a ton of AC/DC pollen in the freezer. Soon to be adding more cool attachments! 
