hello everyone.
thanks for the hellos and hello right back at ya. This always has been and always will be my homebase no matter how far I roam!

Da1KrayzieThug,, I don't see why you can't go straight into flowering with a rooted clone. I have never done it with a clone and it seems to be harder to get a unpollinated female to produce the male bananas. This is the first time I have actually gotten a sinsemillia plant to produce them. Normally it is a pollinated female that has run its course and is dying. I think I just didn't wait long enough for the unpollinated female to run its course.

I would take a clone for each method that was brought up in this discussion. I would raise one and use the gibberellic acid, I would take another and use the rodelization method and if I had a spare closet I would throw a 3rd clone into light stress to see if she would produce a male flower or two. One way or another you should produce those much desired male bananas and you would also cover all the angles.
sincerely
annaC
annac Reviewed by annac on . Female seeds? Just wondering how a plant can be made to only put out female seeds,"plants". Femenized. They cost more for one but I am in the dark on how "humans" were able to get a plant to only put out female seeds. Rating: 5