How to POLLINATE without Bees, hand pollinating, self pollinating fruit trees, no bees

How to HAND POLLINATE, pollinating by HAND, Green Plants, Flowering trees, edible landscape, follow along with John Kurkov, learn how to pollinate by using flower to flower method, how to hand pollinate fruit trees, pollinating trees, pollinating trees by hand, self pollinating fruit trees. Thank you for watching my videos on my grow to learn channel, my name is john kurkov and i like to share my gardening experience with you, so that i can possibly be an encouragement in a way. to possibly give you courage to become a self sufficient gardener. If you like my content on my channel, please like and subscribe, and also don't forget to click on the bell for notifications on my new videos. please leave comments as well. Thank you for your support.

[@juliosdiy3206]

I did that in fact i did it better then u did but non fruited woth 3 varieties dont know what happened but i just thought the tees were not strong enough to produce. Will c if i have better luck this Spring. My plums didnt work but i did it with my apples using crab flowers and it worked.

[@hula62]

I will give it a try. Thanks.

[@juliabarton9071]

Great technic. Thank you for sharing!

[@growtolearn4545]

You are so welcome, always works for me.

[@lawanacroskey7994]

My pear trees are not blooming at the same time. Can I pollinate a tree with itself?

[@growtolearn4545]

If they are self pollinating, you can. Otherwise you need a pollinizer that blooms at the same time.

[@Rajvlogs4047]

Waooo fantastic technology of pollanatio... before 10 days i also did the same hand pollanatio...hi me new friend...stay connected...... always....🙏🙏👍👍💐💐

[@growtolearn4545]

Thank you, welcome to my channel, i'm glad this was helpful for you.

[@johncollins3391]

I use a feather duster on a bamboo cane works treat no need to break off pieces.

[@growtolearn4545]

Oh yes, that is a brilliant idea 💡

[@deankay75]

I never thought it could be so easy.

[@growtolearn4545]

Hi Dean, it actually is very easy and it work very well.

[@pankuthakur290]

Make a paste and then mix water ... finally do spray on the tree

[@m1at1]

You can probably do this with plums but unlikely to work with apples. Also there’s a risk from damaging the trees to snap off flowers. Could create an entry point for infection

[@growtolearn4545]

As long as the pollinizer is compatible with the flowers that your trying to pollinate, it will work. The breaking off the flower is not an issue

[@davidg813]

You need certain varieties to cross-pollinate,,you can't just do it with any flower, or with any tree and if all those flowers turn into Fruit you have to thin them out otherwise you're not going to get very many big fruit you're just getting a bunch of tiny ones that will stress the tree out in the meantime and won,r be good to eat

[@yerneedsry]

I have 1 flower on my peach tree how do i preserve it? not to lose it .. first time fruiting 4 yr old.

[@growtolearn4545]

You can try using a flower from another peach tree and touch them together and hope that it pollinates.

[@tonytheetiger3750]

So this method works? Really …. Why would anyone use a paintbrush and such?

[@growtolearn4545]

Hi Tony, yes it really works, and works well. The reason for using something like a make-up brush is that it might hold more pollin in it, and if you didn't want to sacrifice any flowers from the other pollinizer. I have plenty so I just use the blooming flowers. It works very well for me.

[@tonytheetiger3750]

@@growtolearn4545 Thanks for showing us. years ago I did this but I don’t remember the outcome because we had so many bees that year. Just made sense and you proved it thank you