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Seed pod

10 years ago

I have a seed pod off my Equador white it is next to 2 other Brugs. Do they generally get fertilized from the same flower or is it more random.
If anyone wants some seed I have enough to share with a few people . Send me an email if you would like some for postage or Trade...

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sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
10 years ago
If the flower wasn't hand pollinated and covered immediately before opening, then anything could have potentially pollinated it. Bees will travel miles. Moths, male mosquitoes, butterflies etc can also pollinate the flowers.

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