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, May 21 2011 01:38 AM
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Posted 21 May 2011 - 01:38 AM
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These are pics of my G. lobata x G. violacea. I was wondering whether the flowers on this plant are fertile or not? Would they self pollinate?
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Some plants are selfpollinateable (what is the right term? 
) and I think that for others you have to polinate one plant with pollen from other clone to gain seeds. But which species can be selfpollinated and which one not, I don't know. Anyway I'm not sure if genliseas hybrids can produce viable seeds. Best propagation technique is "leaf" cuttings.
) and I think that for others you have to polinate one plant with pollen from other clone to gain seeds. But which species can be selfpollinated and which one not, I don't know. Anyway I'm not sure if genliseas hybrids can produce viable seeds. Best propagation technique is "leaf" cuttings.
Edited by Miloslav Macháček, 22 May 2011 - 00:42 AM.
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