Re: pollination


pumpkins@mallorn.com wrote:
> 
> Patrick,
> 
> Some growers save pollen from male blossoms by freezing the pollen in liquid
> nitrogen. The process is demonstrated in Joel Hollands 1998 Growing Giant
> Pumpkins tape.
> 
> Chris
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> 
> >Rocky,
> >After my pumpkin has started to grow should I freeze any further male
> flowers
> >and use their pollen in later years?  I bet Chris wishes he had frozen some
> >pollen from that 900 lber!
> >just a rookie idea
> >Patrick
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These tapes by the Hollands are very informative and each different year
they make one, they focus on different aspects of growing the big one. I
got the 1995 version for xmas, and love it. It deals with  putting up
wind blocks, mini greenhouses, and shows some pollenating hints.. 

Rocky from Northeastern PA

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