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sidious · #10 (**permalink**) 09-01-2003, 08:05 PM

ok......since we're on "mad ass ideas of the week" how's about this one as a reply to barnaby's idea of getting a female plant to produce a male flower..........what if you got some pollen from a good male, and inserted it into the stem of a good female, what if it was to become part of the plants dna.......but not like a hermie, where it would grow female and male flowers, but on diffrent stems....lol...(hey i'm guessing all this gimme a break...lol) what gave me the idea of this is that lasr week i heard a story, of a guy who lost his thumb......they were unable to sew it back on, so the amputated his big toe and then stuck it on a thumb.....and part of the healing process was to insert the new thunb into the guys side, and then it heals...........hey just an idea....lol........Peace out........Sid

ps this would be a perfect thread for a possible new forum called "advanced and experimental growing techniques"

#10 (permalink) 09-01-2003, 08:05 PM
sidious Old School Stoner Join Date: May 2002 Location: 1060 West Addison, Chicago IL Posts: 7,349	ok......since we're on "mad ass ideas of the week" how's about this one as a reply to barnaby's idea of getting a female plant to produce a male flower..........what if you got some pollen from a good male, and inserted it into the stem of a good female, what if it was to become part of the plants dna.......but not like a hermie, where it would grow female and male flowers, but on diffrent stems....lol...(hey i'm guessing all this gimme a break...lol) what gave me the idea of this is that lasr week i heard a story, of a guy who lost his thumb......they were unable to sew it back on, so the amputated his big toe and then stuck it on a thumb.....and part of the healing process was to insert the new thunb into the guys side, and then it heals...........hey just an idea....lol........Peace out........Sid ps this would be a perfect thread for a possible new forum called "advanced and experimental growing techniques" __________________ www.geocities.com/quickgrowguide/ "The difference between 'involvement' and 'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast: the chicken was 'involved' - the pig was 'committed'."