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Hey everyone, let me just dump everything that's been spinning around in my head – whether you've done something similar, have ideas, or just want to follow along because the topic sounds interesting: you're all welcome here. 😄

The idea:

I've got a few Pakistan Valley seeds from World of Seeds. I'm going to germinate two or three at the same time, pick the strongest one – and that plant is going to become my permanent base plant, running solo in a 60x60 tent.

The plan in two phases:

Phase 1 – one time only:

Build up the Pakistan Valley, train it into 4–6 main colas. Each cola gets a different favourite strain grafted onto it. This happens once and once only.

Phase 2 – forever:

Flower → Harvest → Re-veg back to 18/6 → Flower → Harvest → Re-veg...

All graft unions stay intact through every re-veg cycle. So every single run I'm harvesting the same 4–5 strains from the same plant. The root system gets stronger with every cycle. Basically my own permanent personal plant.

My questions:

Has anyone successfully grafted cannabis – what technique did you use, what worked?

Who has re-vegged a plant – how long did it take, how was the quality the second time around?

Has anyone combined both long term?

How do the graft unions hold up after multiple re-veg cycles – do they get stronger over time or do problems show up eventually?

What about the soil for a long-term plant like this? I normally run BioBizz Light Mix – is that sustainable long term or would you recommend going Living Soil for a project like this? Is topping up with worm castings each cycle enough or does the whole pot need to be redone?

Quick note upfront:

I know the classic approach with a grafted mother plant would be to pull clones and run those in a second tent instead of flowering the plant itself. I'm familiar with that method – it's just not what I'm going for. I'm specifically interested in the re-veg concept: flower the plant, harvest it, flip it back to veg, flower again. That's the whole point, so please skip the clone/mother plant suggestions – happy to chat about everything else though. 😄

Looking forward to hearing from you – would be great if this turns into a proper discussion. The topic has a lot of potential!

Hey everyone, let me just dump everything that's been spinning around in my head – whether you've done something similar, have ideas, or just want to follow along because the topic sounds interesting: you're all welcome here. 😄

The idea:

I've got a few Pakistan Valley seeds from World of Seeds. I'm going to germinate two or three at the same time, pick the strongest one – and that plant is going to become my permanent base plant, running solo in a 60x60 tent.

The plan in two phases:

Phase 1 – one time only:

Build up the Pakistan Valley, train it into 4–6 main colas. Each cola gets a different favourite strain grafted onto it. This happens once and once only.

Phase 2 – forever:

Flower → Harvest → Re-veg back to 18/6 → Flower → Harvest → Re-veg...

All graft unions stay intact through every re-veg cycle. So every single run I'm harvesting the same 4–5 strains from the same plant. The root system gets stronger with every cycle. Basically my own permanent personal plant.

My questions:

Has anyone successfully grafted cannabis – what technique did you use, what worked?

Who has re-vegged a plant – how long did it take, how was the quality the second time around?

Has anyone combined both long term?

How do the graft unions hold up after multiple re-veg cycles – do they get stronger over time or do problems show up eventually?

What about the soil for a long-term plant like this? I normally run BioBizz Light Mix – is that sustainable long term or would you recommend going Living Soil for a project like this? Is topping up with worm castings each cycle enough or does the whole pot need to be redone?

Quick note upfront:

I know the classic approach with a grafted mother plant would be to pull clones and run those in a second tent instead of flowering the plant itself. I'm familiar with that method – it's just not what I'm going for. I'm specifically interested in the re-veg concept: flower the plant, harvest it, flip it back to veg, flower again. That's the whole point, so please skip the clone/mother plant suggestions – happy to chat about everything else though. 😄

Looking forward to hearing from you – would be great if this turns into a proper discussion. The topic has a lot of potential!

Hey Community, ich teile mal meinen Plan für mein nächstes Projekt – ich hau mal alles raus was gerade in meinem Kopf rumgeistert – wer Erfahrung hat, Ideen hat oder einfach nur zuhören will weil das Thema interessant ist: herzlich willkommen. 😄

Würde mich freuen wenn jemand ähnliches gemacht hat.

Die Idee:

Ich hab mehrere Pakistan Valley Samen von World of Seeds. Davon werde ich zwei, drei gleichzeitig keimen lassen, die Stärkste raussuchen – und genau die soll meine dauerhafte Basispflanze werden, alleine im 60x60.

Der Plan in zwei Phasen:

Phase 1 – einmalig:

Pakistan Valley aufbauen, trainieren, 4–6 Haupttriebe. Auf die Triebe werden meine persönlichen Lieblingssorten aufgepfropft. Das passiert einmal.

Phase 2 – für immer:

Blüte → Ernte → Re-Veg zurück auf 18/6 → Blüte → Ernte → Re-Veg...

Alle Pfropfverbindungen bleiben bei jedem Re-Veg intakt. Ich ernte also jedes Mal dieselben 4–5 Sorten von derselben Pflanze. Das Wurzelsystem wird mit jedem Zyklus stärker. Quasi meine persönliche Dauerpflanze.

Meine Fragen:

-Hat jemand Cannabis erfolgreich gepfropft – welche Technik, was hat funktioniert?

-Wer hat schon re-veggt – wie lange dauerte es, wie war die Qualität im zweiten Zyklus?

-Hat jemand beides langfristig kombiniert?

-Wie verhält sich die Pfropfverbindung nach mehreren Re-Veg-Zyklen – wird sie stabiler oder gibt es irgendwann Probleme an der Verbindungsstelle?

- was ist mit dem Substrat bei so einer Dauerpflanze? Ich arbeite normalerweise mit BioBizz Light Mix – reicht das langfristig oder würdet ihr für so ein Projekt eher ein Living Soil empfehlen? Reicht es nach jedem Zyklus einfach aufzutopfen und Wurmhumus draufzugeben – oder muss man komplett neu eintopfen?

Kurze Anmerkung vorab:

Mir ist bewusst dass das klassische Konzept bei einer gepfropften Mutterpflanze wäre, Stecklinge zu ziehen und diese im zweiten Zelt hochzuziehen statt die Pflanze selbst zu blühen. Ich kenne diesen Ansatz – er ist nicht was ich suche. Mich interessiert gezielt das Re-Veg-Konzept: die Pflanze selbst blühen, ernten, zurück in die Veg schicken, wieder blühen. Das ist bewusst so geplant. 😄

Freue mich auf eure Erfahrungen!