Dwarfs and the endless procession of blossom drop

kurt · September 2, 2012

Sorry do not know how I replied to post from Feb 2012.I grow in a outside screened in enclosure and found when I do grow determinates I had to resort to actual hand pollinization either with paint brush and sacrificing a blossom or two and by hand distributing the pollen.I have found when humidity gets too much the pollen will not release as readily than wanted,the cherrys I have never had a real problem with since the blossoms are so close and abundant.Sorry for posting on wrong page and time.

September 2, 2012	#29
kurt Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Homestead,Everglades City Fl. Posts: 2,501	Sorry do not know how I replied to post from Feb 2012.I grow in a outside screened in enclosure and found when I do grow determinates I had to resort to actual hand pollinization either with paint brush and sacrificing a blossom or two and by hand distributing the pollen.I have found when humidity gets too much the pollen will not release as readily than wanted,the cherrys I have never had a real problem with since the blossoms are so close and abundant.Sorry for posting on wrong page and time. __________________ KURT