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Old 5th January 2011, 01:27 AM
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Default Re: Flowering N. sanguinea or it's hybrid.

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Hi Teoh,
When the bud turned black, that means all the pollen are gone.

Just look at right flower on your pic, the bud on that flower is still solid, usually it'll take another day (~24hrs) for it to release the pollen, that's when you should collect it. My tiny 2 cents...

Hi Rob,

Thanks for the explaination. I just hope i can check on the flowers more often and getting the timing right. Really hope to collect the pollen rather than seeing it go to waste. There are not many flower bud left though.
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