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12. Howdy - actually, squash only pollinate squash, and cukes cukes - so

Sun Jan 1, 2012, 04:51 PM

Jan 2012

that's not a problem. But different squash will cross with each other, different cukes, different melons, etc.

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Seeds that are easy to save - some very basic techniques (just the start...) [View all] NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 OP

Thanks for posting this. Denninmi Dec 2011 #3

Kicking because I've added quite a bit to this NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #4

this is great! PuraVidaDreamin Dec 2011 #5

Thanks! No, I just have vials, bottles, packets, envelopes of seeds NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #6

Kicking this to let you know I've pretty much completed a first draft.... NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #7

Great stuff! Any ideas on how to collect seeds from passion fruits? Gato Moteado Dec 2011 #9

Thanks!! Great info here. backtoblue Dec 2011 #10

Howdy - actually, squash only pollinate squash, and cukes cukes - so NRaleighLiberal Jan 2012 #12

What exactly would the output of the hybrid seeds entail? messenger of god Mar 2012 #13

Message auto-removed i am me. i am free. Feb 2013 #15

cilantro is rare as a seedling because it bolts so fast in warm weather... NRaleighLiberal Feb 2013 #16

Message auto-removed i am me. i am free. Feb 2013 #17

I just leave a few plants to drop their seeds in the garden. Old Terp Jun 2020 #24

Be sure to start with good seeds N_E_1 for Tennis May 2013 #18

FWIW... sendero Jul 2014 #19

that works fine - I like to ferment in case of seed coat-borne diseases NRaleighLiberal Jul 2014 #20

I saved a large sunflower head from a neighbor's yard... Grasswire2 Mar 2019 #21

yes, you are good! NRaleighLiberal Mar 2019 #22

Thanks Grasswire2 Mar 2019 #23