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Actually it doesn't even work with most vegetables. To get the kind of yields people are used to, many vegetables are hybrids. The kicker is, the second generat
by m0zg 8y ago
Actually it doesn't even work with most vegetables. To get the kind of yields people are used to, many vegetables are hybrids. The kicker is, the second generation plant (the one that you'd grow from the seeds) is no longer a hybrid, so you won't get the same plant.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_seed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_seed
And as you point out, most fruits can't be grown from seeds either. _Something_ will grow, but you aren't going to get Sweetango apples from seeds.
- hammock 8y ago>most fruits can't be grown from seeds either. _Something_ will grow, but you aren't going to get Sweetango apples from seeds. Help me understand this. What will grow from the seed? Why won't whatever grows, produce fruit?