Can you self-pollinate via rodelization?

xtsho

xtsho

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jfarrismu said:
Does it just depend on if it makes the banana(s) soon enough? Because sometimes they'll make the bananas and no pistils will be white?
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Sometimes they'll send out clusters of new pistils. It may work out and it may not. You can always use the pollen on a different plant. That's how I made my first cross years ago.

If it's something you really want to keep you could try revegging after harvest. Then make a couple of clones. Reveg one and pollinate the other. You'll have seeds for years that way.
 
myke

myke

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Good questions. I’m trying one now. Been in flower over 2 months. No new pistols. May have to collect the pollen ,will see. CCA145C6-0274-4930-8994-F57061AAD336.jpeg
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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the answer to your question is yes you can..........

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Just wanted to show what a classic hermie is.... This little one has went through, hot and cold snaps this season. After i finished my other one, this one started to flower. The next day i found her with some of her branches knocked off, and some of the tips actually eaten off. So i set a...
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DrOgkush

DrOgkush

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xtsho said:
Sometimes they'll send out clusters of new pistils. It may work out and it may not. You can always use the pollen on a different plant. That's how I made my first cross years ago.

If it's something you really want to keep you could try revegging after harvest. Then make a couple of clones. Reveg one and pollinate the other. You'll have seeds for years that way.
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I did a seed run with one years ago and prolly have around 10000 seeds or more of one strain.
Since then. All I have to do is pollinate a branch or 2. Still end up with thousands each year
 
ArtOfSelection

ArtOfSelection

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Obviously, if you wanted to make a cross . Then leaving a female to stress hermie (Rodelization ) would be fine,long as your timing was correct.. but pollination very late in flowering produces little to no seed from my experience, including self-pollination, if she hermie's early in the flowering cycle , then the earlier the hermie, the more seed you will get ...........pollen collection and storage is very easy ..can keep for several years under the correct condition in a freezer
 
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