How To Hand Pollinate Vegetables / When is it Necessary and What Plants Benefit 

Very enlightening upload. It's so nice to see this extra effort you are putting in. The reward is got when you see the tiny fruit setting on the plant 👌

Very good tutorial. 👍🏾 Lady Cheryl ❤️

Great how to video

Great sharing thanks for the information.

Awesome & informative as always! Great video ☺️🌿

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Very good to know, thank you!

Very good information . Thanks for sharing

This is really good information! Thank you for this! I’m saving this one!

Oh wow, so interesting and helpful. Thanks so much! 💕

One of the crops I'm growing that might need help is cucumbers. They have make and female flowers like you said. I have two tomatoes growing in one of my raised garden beds. They're growing on a cattle panel. Anyway I tap on the cattle panel and sometimes flick the flowers on my tomatoes. And I've got ten Tomatoes developing on one plant. It's the Tomato that's been in my family for almost a hundred years or something. And I've got seven developing on the second one. My dad is growing 10 tomato plants. And he puts them in a big tomato cage. And he lets them grow crazy. With all kinds of suckers. And I'm single steaming my tomatoes. I think Dad is going to have more Tomatoes per plant on average. But I think I'm going to have bigger tomatoes on average.

Great video! Thank you for sharing.😇🙏❤

This is so Helpful thank you

Your watermelon is looking great!

Good info mate :)

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I was wondering if you have ever saved seeds from a blackberry plant before? I seen a video that said you had to stratify them. I live in Texas zone 9 and it doesn't freeze here hardly ever. But we have plenty of Himalayan blackberries all over the place. I think it would make a neat video If you showed the different germination rate between stratified and non stratified Blackberry seeds.

Hi! Thank you so much for the informative video. I just have a question: can we use polen from a different plant to ensure variability (in terms of seed saving later)?

I was wondering about my aubergines as they are the indoor variety, I will have to pollinate thetm I guess??