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this is a topic i brought up a while back, im actually doing experiments now so i thought id start a nice fresh thread.
vie seen plenty of people root a leaves on other sites. however, i have never seen anyone produce a full plant from a rooted leaf, no stems ever form.
I hypothesize that the external application of 6-benzylaminopurine (bap) to rooted Cannabis leaf will result in the production of stems on said leaf.
this is done in plant tissue culture all of the time for this exact purpose. The difference between tissue culture techniques and this (if it works) is that it can be done at home in a non sterile environment with ease.
below are pictures of a photo period grand daddy purple leaf (cut before the node) with rooting hormone on it being placed in 1 media of 1:1 of perlite:coco coir. i will water it with aerated tap water.
if and when these leafs strike roots i will apply BAP by putting it in the water i water it with, foliar spray and a paste (bap mixed with aloe). i hope that eventually this will result in a new grand daddy purple.
i did the photo gdp because i was afraid to cut my auto for an experiment, shes beautiful. I gave in and cut off one lead then another to even her out. The leafs were taken from my Fast Bud#2 plant growing in 1:1 perlite coco cut at aprox 1 month from seed. they were super thick and healthy, this strain is very vigorous!
im going to try not and peak at it for 1 whole week (i give my plants too much attention).
so if this works on the auto leafs, we can produce whole plants from leafs. that means no significant stress on the mother plant, more overall clones and a way to keep a solid clone of a much loved strain.
tell me what you think, id love feedback and advice.
i should have made the photo shoot with the autoflower. fast bud #2 is sooo much healthier looking than the super hyped grand daddy purple - photo.
vie seen plenty of people root a leaves on other sites. however, i have never seen anyone produce a full plant from a rooted leaf, no stems ever form.
I hypothesize that the external application of 6-benzylaminopurine (bap) to rooted Cannabis leaf will result in the production of stems on said leaf.
this is done in plant tissue culture all of the time for this exact purpose. The difference between tissue culture techniques and this (if it works) is that it can be done at home in a non sterile environment with ease.
below are pictures of a photo period grand daddy purple leaf (cut before the node) with rooting hormone on it being placed in 1 media of 1:1 of perlite:coco coir. i will water it with aerated tap water.
if and when these leafs strike roots i will apply BAP by putting it in the water i water it with, foliar spray and a paste (bap mixed with aloe). i hope that eventually this will result in a new grand daddy purple.
i did the photo gdp because i was afraid to cut my auto for an experiment, shes beautiful. I gave in and cut off one lead then another to even her out. The leafs were taken from my Fast Bud#2 plant growing in 1:1 perlite coco cut at aprox 1 month from seed. they were super thick and healthy, this strain is very vigorous!
im going to try not and peak at it for 1 whole week (i give my plants too much attention).
so if this works on the auto leafs, we can produce whole plants from leafs. that means no significant stress on the mother plant, more overall clones and a way to keep a solid clone of a much loved strain.
tell me what you think, id love feedback and advice.
i should have made the photo shoot with the autoflower. fast bud #2 is sooo much healthier looking than the super hyped grand daddy purple - photo.