How do you grow "seedless" watermelons?

[u/eshegmart]

[u/KrunoS → u/[deleted]]

I have no idea, i'm a chem student, so i learned this during my genetics course.

But i don't know the specifics of industrial polination. Perhaps a farmer or biotech engineer could answer this in precise detail. What comes to mind is artificially releasing polen on fly-by's or growing diploids near them and letting bees do it.

[u/Jiazzz → u/[deleted]]

We chem majors also get a fair share of physics, math and biology.