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Plants can be grafted one onto another, sometimes cross-species. You can graft Cannabis onto grape vines for example. Pro-growers can pretty much maintain the
by wavefunction 13y ago
Plants can be grafted one onto another, sometimes cross-species. You can graft Cannabis onto grape vines for example.
Pro-growers can pretty much maintain the exact "same" plant for generations of plants.
Obviously this doesn't change the DNA "fingerprint" of the graft but it just shows the "seed to customer" tracing is a meaningless regulation.
- code_duck 13y agoIndeed, most growers 'clone' their plants as a propagation technique (cuttings). This style, growing a mother plant from seed and then taking hundreds of cuttings which grow into full size plants, ensures consistency and is faster than starting each plant from seed. Growers often swap trimmings rather than seeds, and they're sold in dispensaries.