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Thnx TB, Its both exiting Hehe
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Onwards to the graft and beyond, glad to see you went right back at it, can't wait to see how they go...
Thnx Veinz
Woah I am in the middle of packing for a move so i totally forgot to welcome you into my most weird idea’s
So i may be incorrect. You may have other attempts in other styles of graft going. Yet the pics above show your going the cleft graft tech path. Thats all good but you need to be targeting your graft points to where tissue type is an easy match. Thats why i have such ease with grafting. The donor has to be of similar age and size to the stock. Once you have 2 points with basically the same girth its simple to match the tissue layers up.
Also if you want a better seal, for the graft point. Get some PTFE plumbers tape. (Its my secret grafting weapon)
Soz if im mistaken etc
. Happy to hear your all moved over.
Can't wait to see the graft, that will be a first I think!
Awesome news, and like you said DON’T take the bag off! Stay patient, man, you got this! Inspired by you I attempted some grafting myself and what I learned (for my strains) is it was ALL about the humidity.
The higher the humidity the more airflow you need to keep bad things from happening. Kind of a double edged sword.
Well idk, for flowering you do but this is basically cloning, so I look at it no different than the humidity requirements of a clone in RW with a dome. I don’t think you’re going to have to worry about mold during the initial period of getting a graft to take. I do however think some strains/ phenos are much harder to graft than others. I can graft my bulk successfully with minimal effort, the eagles still all fail because I can’t trap enough humidity around scions and branch im trying to graft to.