General Discussion
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Subject: Pollen
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| KathyS |
West Paris Me.
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I am wondering if anyone has ever scrapped pollen from the male flower and froze it to ensure that you have pollen when your female blooms. thanks Kathy
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8/22/2012 12:37:41 AM
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| Princeton Joe |
Princeton Kentucky
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Kathy, I believe you can. The only thing is not to refreeze it after its been thawed out. There was even a guy in florida that successfuly pollinated some lilys after having pollin stored in his freezer for nine years..heres a link on how to freeze it properly. Mind you this is for DayLily Pollin http://www.shieldsgardens.com/DLPlace/pollen.html
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8/22/2012 7:05:01 AM
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| KathyS |
West Paris Me.
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thanks Joseph
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8/22/2012 1:57:38 PM
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| nukid |
Centennial, Co.
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OK---has anyone other than the guy in video, ever done this? Tell me about it. I was unsuccessful in all my attempts at self-pollination this year, and this sounds like a solution. Talk at me, please!!!!
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8/22/2012 3:12:41 PM
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| Holloway |
Bowdon, GA
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nukid how hot was it when you where trying to pollinate?
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8/22/2012 6:15:14 PM
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| Princeton Joe |
Princeton Kentucky
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nukid..just google "Freeze Pollin" and you'll get tons of info. I even spoke to an Agronomist from UI one time who told me that a few grains of viable pollin was found in ice around glaciers from siberia, lol...I guess anything is possible
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8/23/2012 7:06:45 AM
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