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    Breeding for seed

    Has anyone ever heard of a seed bank that sells male pollen or any other place to purchase pollen. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
    axxxxe Reviewed by axxxxe on . Breeding for seed Has anyone ever heard of a seed bank that sells male pollen or any other place to purchase pollen. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Rating: 5

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    Breeding for seed

    nope, doubtful anyone would market pollen, unless some new method of long-term storage, came to be ... :smokin:

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    Breeding for seed

    Quote Originally Posted by axxxxe
    Has anyone ever heard of a seed bank that sells male pollen or any other place to purchase pollen. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
    There was a seed bank in Holland that sold pollen in the early '80s, I did bussiness with them in person and via mail for a bunch of years. I think they went out of bussiness in '85 or '86. I haven't seen or heard of anyone since then.

    I think it might be more a case of no demand rather then keeping it viable, tho I must admit I am not sure how long pollen can last. I kept mine in the pkg it came in, 3x5 glassine envelopes. Kept mine in a plastic recipe file, in a cool dry place. Some lasted abt 5 years I think.
    Keep it civil please, gentlemen. -StinkyAttic

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    Breeding for seed

    I talked to some friends up north a trip is what it is going to take. I will let you know if it works out Thanks for your thoughts

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    Breeding for seed

    Quote Originally Posted by oldmac
    There was a seed bank in Holland that sold pollen in the early '80s, I did bussiness with them in person and via mail for a bunch of years. I think they went out of bussiness in '85 or '86. I haven't seen or heard of anyone since then.

    I think it might be more a case of no demand rather then keeping it viable, tho I must admit I am not sure how long pollen can last. I kept mine in the pkg it came in, 3x5 glassine envelopes. Kept mine in a plastic recipe file, in a cool dry place. Some lasted abt 5 years I think.
    well, I learned quite a bit here, I never knew that it had been done ... TY, oldmac :thumbsup:

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    Breeding for seed

    Just got back from field trip up north going to try reapers idea with bag over branch. Hope it works got a few geiters invested in this experiment now.

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    Breeding for seed

    Image, thank you for idea with bag over branch it worked very well.Did all work outside of area to prevent any accidents and everything is back on target.

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