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17-08-2005, 10:33 AM
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pumpkin pollination
Regards pumpkins... Pumpkins clearly have distinct and separate male and female flowers on a single pumpkin plant. Can pollen from the male flowers be used to pollinate female flowers on the same plant? If so, is this recommended or counter-recommended? Is there anything to watch out for if I want viable seeds with high growability? Dominic |
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