Saving Seed

Volvo · April 19, 2007

Okay i know this question has arisen on a few other occasions but got into a "Yes-No-Yes-No"debate the other night with my BIL that it didnt matter that one didnt save seed from the very first and lowest and largest fruit of the pick and he differed to agree and reckons that most all the older greek generation will insist that one should keep the seed from YES!! the first and lowest as well as the best of fruit and one must also let it overipen on the bush if one wants good seed to parent...
If so i have done it wrong in the past and so long as the fruit looked good, ripe and tasted good i kept seed from that bush and didnt worry about size...
Has perception changed or is this still so??..
Cheers

April 19, 2007	#1
Volvo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 289	Saving Seed Okay i know this question has arisen on a few other occasions but got into a "Yes-No-Yes-No"debate the other night with my BIL that it didnt matter that one didnt save seed from the very first and lowest and largest fruit of the pick and he differed to agree and reckons that most all the older greek generation will insist that one should keep the seed from YES!! the first and lowest as well as the best of fruit and one must also let it overipen on the bush if one wants good seed to parent... If so i have done it wrong in the past and so long as the fruit looked good, ripe and tasted good i kept seed from that bush and didnt worry about size... Has perception changed or is this still so??.. Cheers __________________ Good Better Best Never let It rest Until Your Good Is Better And Your Better Best