What causes a daylily to have more than one stigma/style or stigma end? I am adding a photo (not the best, Sorry!). I think you can still see it well enough to tell what I am asking.

Can't tell by your partial photo but it may be a fused bloom which will have 2 pistils and 12 stamens.

(The stigma is the tip of the pistil. )
http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_d...

Yes, I checked the AHS Website. Sorry none of the pics are clear. It actually had 3 ends or 3 stigma and 3 style but 2 are short only 6 stamen. I don't think it was a fused bloom.

It looks like one stigma that has split into 3 sections.
I see this all the time usually later in the morning, I don't know what causes it.
Here it seems that some plants are more prone than others so I try to pollinate those first.
I do know that if you pollinate make sure you hit all the segments with pollen.

Probably what it was. The 2 small ones looked like they grew out the side of the main one (sort of). Yes, I did pollinate and did hit all 3 segments with pollen.

Thanks!

The one stigma is made up of 3 tubes, sometimes they split at the pollinating end, or further down.

Okay, it did split into 3. I had one bloom today that had one split into 2. I pollinated both ends. Wonder what would happen if you used pollen from two different plants? I didn't just curious.

You probably could but when the pod forms you would have no way of knowing which seeds were from which pollen.

Yes, true. Would be a neat experiment though, lol.

Yes it would be a neat experiment

Here's the one from today. You can see it split on the end.



I hope I don't have a lot of these or I hope the pollen sets on them.

I had a few of those today. I try pollinated them even so.

Yes, so did I. I hope it takes. I love this flower. It is Dark Music.

Bama Girl Tee, look at the pistil and stigma, BGT splits into 3 segments quite a bit

Yes, you can see it really well!