My Daily Life of Farming in the World of Cultivation-Chapter 60 - : Grafting of Vines

Chapter 60: Chapter 60: Grafting of Vines

Since grafting is the choice, especially this kind where it’s among the same species of plants.

There is no need to focus on the branches like with other plants.

Fang Yun thought for a moment, it was entirely feasible to graft multiple types of vines directly onto a well-developed root system of a single vine.

In doing so, he could quickly fulfill his requirements.

Although this method might result in a lower success rate than before.

But with the presence of Life Essence Qi, it was still worth a try.

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With this in mind, Fang Yun injected a point of Life Essence Qi into each of the remaining 20+ vines.

This allowed them to all grow beyond two meters, but that was not key.

Rather, this method helped to clarify the specific conditions of these twenty-something groups of vines.

Fang Yun considered his specific needs, wanting the vines to possess greater combat capabilities.

Thus, choosing vines with harder and sharper spikes was imperative.

Besides that, Fang Yun also wanted harder vine branches.

Because only then could the sharpness and hardness of the spikes be ensured without compromise.

Apart from these two characteristics, within the vines, there were two other traits: longer and thicker.

Compared to the thicker ones, Fang Yun prioritized the length of the vines.

This would allow for a broader range of attack.

As for the thickness of the vines, it was not as necessary.

If needed, it could be completely disregarded.

However, thicker branches also meant that the root system was more developed, which was ideal for grafting as it could provide sufficient nutrients to several vines.

Fang Yun organized his needs for the vine traits in his mind.

Afterward, he chose a vine with a well-developed root system, cut off its branches, and chose a vine with spike traits, cutting its branches and grafting them onto this developed root system.

The same method was applied to another vine with harder branches, and its branches were also cut and grafted onto this well-developed root system.

Then, he chose another vine that was longer than the others and grafted its branches.

This way, the same root system now hosted three different vines.

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It was also possible to add another vine with even thicker branches.

But considering his own needs and the root system’s capacity, Fang Yun ultimately decided to temporarily give up on that idea.

After all the grafting was finished, Fang Yun used Life Essence Qi to slowly infuse it into the grafted areas.

Stimulated by the Life Essence Qi, the cells at the graft sites began to divide crazily, allowing those wounds to heal rapidly.

After doing all this, Fang Yun was not in a rush to promote their growth.

He was concerned that direct promotion right now might accelerate certain undesirable effects post-grafting, causing these effects to grow quickly and then jeopardize the entire plant’s life safety.

Thus, he planned to let the vine’s root system first nourish these three vines.

To see if there were any changes, and once the situation stabilized, then proceed with promoting their growth.

In the following days, after sending Fang Kangsheng back, Fang Yun stayed above the canyon.

Constantly observing the growth of the three vines.

Perhaps due to their common roots, under the nourishment of this developed root system, the growth of these three vines did not encounter any problems.

The only issue was that influenced by the inherent aggressive tendencies in their genes, these three vines exhibited quite irritable behavior.

They consistently possessed a strong desire to attack.

Regarding this, Fang Yun could only turn a blind eye.

Compared to these aggressive desires, Fang Yun cared more about their innate traits.

By sensing the vines, Fang Yun continually monitored the energy flow of these three vines.

Feeling their life breath, and seeing that there were no issues.

I then began to hasten their growth.

As Life Essence Qi was infused into these vines.

These three vines started to grow wildly.

One vine, with continuous growth, had its thorns on the branches becoming darker and sharper, appearing sharp and hard.

Another vine, as it kept growing, became longer and longer, until finally, compared to other vines of only about ten meters, this one grew to be thirty-something meters long.

The last vine, over time, became thinner and thinner, unlike the others which were as thick as a calf’s leg, this one was initially only as big as a human fist.

However, its surface became dark and cracked, like a piece of raw iron, appearing extremely hard.

As these three vines entered their mature stage, Fang Yun nodded his head in satisfaction.

However, this grafting had not completed its task; the previous thoughts were somewhat simplistic.

What I need is a vine that possesses all these characteristics at once.

Not three vines each possessing individual characteristics.

This experiment could be said to be a preview before grafting.

Unfortunately, although Fang Yun could have directly grafted all three vines together initially, doing so would not likely result in one type of vine growing.

Now, through the growth of the three vines, one aspect was experimenting with the possibility of successful grafting.

Meanwhile, not long after, there would be many more seeds from these three kinds of vines.

In such a case, I could completely perform many grafting operations simultaneously.

In this way, among so many vines, the chances of success would greatly increase.

Looking at the three vines that had already entered their mature stage, thrashing fiercely there.

Fang Yun knew that violent emotion had accumulated inside them for a long time.

Fang Yun couldn’t stay here forever and then suppress their desire to kill.

Thus, he could only let them develop freely.

Anyway, what Fang Yun needed now were only their seeds.

He didn’t care too much whether they engaged in slaughter or not.

Leaving the canyon and returning to the mountain.

After resting for a while, Fang Yun once again engaged in planting Spirit Rice.

After all, this time he had consumed over 100 points of Life Essence Qi, and he needed some replenishment.

Two months later, the Spirit Rice Fang Yun had replanted also entered the mature stage.

He looked at the panel which he hadn’t opened for a long time.

Name: Fang Yun

Cultivation: Qi Cultivation Level 3

Mana: 45

Life Essence Qi: 770

Spells: Earth Power Skills (Skilled 89%), Spirit Rain Skill (Minor Success 6%), Growth Skills (Familiar 32%), Gold Qi Skill (Beginner 22%)

Control over plants: Vines (6), Spirit Rice…

Spirit Pet: Spiritual Insect (1)

Those spells he mastered, after some time of practice without use, had also improved significantly.

Among them, the Spirit Rain Skill had reached the stage of Minor Success; Fang Yun’s casting of the Spirit Rain Skill had become incredibly proficient.

The speed of casting, and the Spiritual Energy in the rainwater, both had increased to some degree.

Of course, Fang Yun felt that the greatest gain was having a mysterious insight into the Spirit Rain Skill.

Fang Yun didn’t know how to describe this insight, but he still instinctively felt that such insight was the most fundamental gain he had achieved.