Cross-pollination sometimes produces good produce and can be visually attractive. However it is a lottery and you may well find the results bitter or tasteless and the texture, watery or grainy. It seems such a shame to tend to a crop only for this to happen. Cross-pollination usually relates to the grandparents of a vegetable rather than to its parents. This is because, when cross-pollination occurs, it affects the seeds (which contain DNA from each of the plants) but not the surrounding fruit (which only contains the DNA of the female parent). So, the fruit grows normally but any plants subsequently grown from the seeds within it will have uncertain fruit.
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Cross-pollination sometimes produces good produce and can be visually attractive. However it is a lottery and you may well find the results bitter or tasteless and the texture, watery or grainy. It seems such a shame to tend to a crop only for this to happen.
Cross-pollination usually relates to the grandparents of a vegetable rather than to its parents. This is because, when cross-pollination occurs, it affects the seeds (which contain DNA from each of the plants) but not the surrounding fruit (which only contains the DNA of the female parent). So, the fruit grows normally but any plants subsequently grown from the seeds within it will have uncertain fruit.