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francis_eric

Freezing pollen saving?badly pruned grape,pollenated again

18 years ago

MY neighbors vines got pruned very badly by the city, and they started to produce more pollen, a month or 2 after they pollenated.

I guess It could be used for hybridizing or even for the extreme naturalist-->(or belifes I guess), That don't believe in saving pollen.

What I did want to ask is.

Do you know what IS a good way to save (grape)pollen?

In the freezer, in the fridge, with nitrogen drying it.

I heard of USDA selling it I wonder how much it is,

but im not worried about That I know someone I can ask

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