Thank you posting this informative video, I'm aware this video is two years old but hope you may respond to my question. I would like to ask you if this method of storing pollen would also work for storing Zucchini, Squash and Mellon's pollens as well?
Last time I used 10 months frozen pollen . But only 70 percents successes . Depend on varieties each flower are different can or can’t except the pollen frozen ...
@@kimsdragonfruitparadise me too. i used pollens from the fridge that is 2.5 weeks old on my dark star and all the flowers dropped. i aired dry and put the pollens in seal container with desicant too.
Thanks for sharing this technique :)
Thank you posting this informative video, I'm aware this video is two years old but hope you may respond to my question. I would like to ask you if this method of storing pollen would also work for storing Zucchini, Squash and Mellon's pollens as well?
Thanks
How long the pollen remains viable after being placed in the freezer?
Last time I used 10 months frozen pollen . But only 70 percents successes . Depend on varieties each flower are different can or can’t except the pollen frozen ...
once i get the pollens from the freezer, how long after that i can use the pollens? let it sit in room temp for how long?
About an hour before use .
how long can the pollens stay in the fridge (not freezer) if i plan to use in a short time? still 24 hour air dry?
A week . But I never got success in the fridge . Some people do . I think base on your flower will accept the pollen fridge or frozen .
@@kimsdragonfruitparadise me too. i used pollens from the fridge that is 2.5 weeks old on my dark star and all the flowers dropped. i aired dry and put the pollens in seal container with desicant too.