Not Too Sure About This.

JDMKellz

Member
Anyone else ever hear anything about someone growing a marijuana plant mixxed with another type of plant?
Like that one Simpsons episode where they made tamackie,the tomato/tobbacco plant?lol
Im pretty sure its bs,but just thought Id ask:mrgreen:
Lol
Thanx
 

MeisterYo

Well-Known Member
not like that no. Unless you have nuclear waste from the plant you work at and happen to be growing next to a tomato or tobacco field.
 

NOWitall

Active Member
hops is close enough in relation to cannabis to be nutritionally compatible.

not to say you can cross breed them becuase you cant.

but you can graft them together and grow pot branches on a hops vine, and nobody is ever gonna get on a ladder to make sure they are all hops branches.

and just to save time. NO. you cant graft hops on a pot root and get stoney hops.

and in that simpsons ep[isode they got they science way off.

seeds cannot cross, they can mutate internaly but not combine with other seed stock, and if the root systems somehow merged as a result of mutation results over a field would be sporadic at best.

many plants can be easily cross polinated to form hybrids, cucumber and squash for example, almost anything in the melon family will cross polinate with success.
 

JDMKellz

Member
well the reason why i ask is because a friend of mine had a project for school where he had two plants,not sure exactly what they were,but they were about a foot and a half a peice.they were different plants,and he shaved a little away from each of the stalks,tied them together with some yarn,and they grew into each other over time.
I dont wanna go grow pot apples,lol,jw bout it.
Haha:D
 

skunkman98536

Well-Known Member
welp .. whose to say in 10-15yrs someone will not be able to breakdown the elements to provide accurate studies, thus making/growing hybrids of anything .. people in general have no idea how far we have come just iwthin the last 15yrs as far as technology, medicine, and even common knowledge obtained from educational programs ... and for some of us(COLLEGE) .. really .. Higher education is of vast importance and should not be tken lightly. Nevertheless, some will disagree, but I will be the irst to say, Agree to Disagree. :-P
 

dawnish

Active Member
hops is close enough in relation to cannabis to be nutritionally compatible.

not to say you can cross breed them becuase you cant.

but you can graft them together and grow pot branches on a hops vine, and nobody is ever gonna get on a ladder to make sure they are all hops branches.

and just to save time. NO. you cant graft hops on a pot root and get stoney hops.
We grew hops for the first time this year - very successful. Curious about the grafting though - the Hops were done long before our MJ, so not sure if the vine would sustain the weed long enough.
Not that I'm going to try it, just an intellectual (??) hypothesis from a non-aggie.

We WILL however brew some hops with buds for fun. Any experience with that?
 
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