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I suppose the plant could mate and procreate with regular Pothos plants? I'm wondering what the implications would be if that happens in the wild, ie those spec
by c7b 4y ago
I suppose the plant could mate and procreate with regular Pothos plants? I'm wondering what the implications would be if that happens in the wild, ie those special genes spreading further.
- alexmorenobaeza 4y ago
- tripletao 4y agoPothos naturally almost never flowers; it's propagated mostly vegetatively both by humans and in the wild. That decreases the risk, though I still consider the concept reckless given the lack of significant benefit. They apparently haven't yet received the USDA approval necessary to sell their GMO, though I'd guess that under current regulations they will.