Grower cross-pollinated three flowers (S. 'Hank', 'Adrian Slack Imposter', 'Snowflake') with 'Leah Wilkerson' pollen. Two older flowers no longer drop pollen but retain petals. Are they still receptive? Limited pollen supply—should they focus on the fresh flower?
This ensures genetic diversity. No magic schedule—pollinate once daily for three consecutive days to hit the window. Most times it works; occasional low seed set comes down to technique and timing practice.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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