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![]() I'm looking to cross two seeded banana varieties. Anybody got some good directions on hand pollinating banana blossoms? I'm looking for the whole directions thing along with pictures if possible. Gabe?? =)
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![]() Here is a link to some images and a brief description to the way I do it.
Richard http://home.coastalnow.net/%7Erhwaww/OrnBanPol.html |
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![]() Thank you Richard!!! Those directions look great along with the pictures. Looks easy enough to do. Thanks!!
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![]() It's pretty easy, just be careful. You may find yourself with hundreds of hybrid seeds like I did and start plowing up the lawn in the front yard to have a place to grow them.
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