What happens if u have 3 different male varieties pollinating a single female variety

[Bradley_Danks]

What happens if u have 3 different male varieties pollinating a single female variety?

Will the plant hold seeds from multiple males? Or will each seed have traits from all the males?

 

[MicroRoy]

Each seed will only have one male contributer.

 

[therevverend]

Whichever pollen contacted the stigma(hair) will be the father of the seed. Many times I have taken a q-tip, gotten pollen on it, and knocked up a branch. Labeled it, then got another q-tip, dipped it in different pollen, and knocked up a different branch. When I planted the seeds the influence of the male was apparent in the offspring.

 

[hup234]

you'll get orange flowers w/freckles

 

[Bradley_Danks]

Whichever pollen contacted the stigma(hair) will be the father of the seed. Many times I have taken a q-tip, gotten pollen on it, and knocked up a branch. Labeled it, then got another q-tip, dipped it in different pollen, and knocked up a different branch. When I planted the seeds the influence of the male was apparent in the offspring.

Of course. Seems like I read that before. I bring this up because I saw some quadruple crosses at a dispensery and wasn't sure how that came about. Any ideas?

 

[Lester Beans]

Yes they crossed a hybrid with a hybrid. For example NL x ww as a mother and sour bubble x gg#4 father, so it would look like this (NL x WW) x (SB x GG#4). Hybrid x Hybrid.

 

[Bradley_Danks]

Yes they crossed a hybrid with a hybrid. For example NL x ww as a mother and sour bubble x gg#4 father, so it would look like this (NL x WW) x (SB x GG#4). Hybrid x Hybrid.

Yup, that's what I was trying to tell my buddy. Thanks. I think he got confused when I tried to tell him about PEMDAS.

 

[HerBnGorE(illa)]

I know some ladies who used that "open pollination" technique....yeah, they ended up on jerry springer! Lol