All about Daylilies | Breeding | Haploid | Diploid | Tetraploid

[@randyland1000]

Thanks just starting to get interested in daylilys here in Chattanooga

[@Dr.Warren]

I'm about 2 hours down the road from you. I love going to Chattanooga. I did the Ironman there in 2021. Great place to visit.

[@randyland1000]

Cool, there is a Daylilly show up on Signal Mountain Sunday I hope to attend.

[@spiritofluv3]

Great video. Lots of info delivered in a concise and easynto understand manner.

[@Dr.Warren]

Thanks for the kind words. I started the channel during covid to share plant ID videos with my horticulture students. I eventually decided to start making public videos and it became a thing. Im still learning how to film/ camera presence/ editing/ etc. Like you said I feel the actual content is good but I am still figuring out the other stuff.

[@robertlowery8700]

Wonderful presentation. Very informative. Thank you.

[@Dr.Warren]

Thanks Robert. Best of luck.

[@Marshall5386]

I’ve been to a North Alabama Daylily society! They’re a great group!

[@Dr.Warren]

Corey does a great job heading that up.

[@Mikeehound]

I think orchids are bred more than any plant for ornamental purposes. Amazing flowers and thanks for the info!

[@robertc5387]

Great informative video - thanks very much. I assume that when pollinating the flowers, you can only pollinate tetraploid types with other tetraploids, and diploids with other diploids, is that correct?

[@Dr.Warren]

Correct, the gametes have to have the same ploidy in order to match up for fertilization to occur.

[@pakistanpakistani7869]

Hey, I live in a place where summers are hot and humid. That's when I face fatalities among my daylilies. Do you have a cure for saving daylilies from fungal infections. Thanks

[@Dr.Warren]

Copper sulfate or Daconil tend to work well.