2 Alternative Ways To Get Short Female Papaya Plants

2 Alternative Ways To Get Female Papaya
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1.Choose the grey seeds which is likely female seeds according to Food and fertilizer Technology Center
2. Cut the root to change gender and make it short plant
[ Several morphological characteristics such as seed coat color and root morphology have been associated with the sex type of papaya. Females have been described as having a seed coat which is lighter in color and branched root morphology, while males are believed to have darker seed coats and straight root morphology.] " Food and fertilizer Technology Center .

[@jayzz2451]

Exactly correct.. Male have long straight root when cut it, the root sprout multiple and generate multiple roots turned into female.

[@TheTRELOS7]

Thank you so much for your response, what I meant is we need two plants one male and one female plant in order to produce fruit;

[@Gamerboy-jh6vg]

@@TheTRELOS7or one hermaphrodite

[@lionDread1]

This is a very interesting video. I watched I actually tried this method in spite of my supervisor's unbelief and the report from our customers that bought these plants were overwhelming. The few that I told of the method came back to report that all their plants turned out to be females. Thank u for this lesson.

[@SokhaChetra]

Thanks for sharing​​ your experience to us.

[@janeyong5151]

I would like to see the final results of the tree bearing fruits which is missing !!!🤔

[@albernal6653]

without final results, this proves nothing. We are merely taking presenters word

[@ejdegartjemmie179]

tq for sharing info about papaya plantings.. i like papaya since my kid times..

[@SokhaChetra]

Great to hear that bro

[@relardztv605]

Wao very amazing super effective and informative video, thanks you to sharing useful video because of your vlog tutorial I got some knowledge from you about papaya

[@SokhaChetra]

It is my pleasure brother

[@chitrapuramchandrarao5082]

How many days after sowing?, does the seed germinate.

[@ckpadmanabhan9163]

reducing the length may affect the grouth to short, but how can affect the genter change? male to female?

[@SokhaChetra]

see the pinned comment of this videos , he share his experience with this method bro

[@elmardacanay3352]

_gnyn dn gngwa samin pra maging female lhat papaya at tlgang namumunga poh cla..til now gnyn gngwa nmin at very effective 100% lahat gnyn namumunga...

[@qaziqalander]

I am long time subscriber/follow with interest your channel/videos. As shown in the above video I have tried to get some success in having short height female papaya but, few times plants died in re potting after the main root cutting.
The two plants which survived after your guided/shown process to cut the main root. Both of these have been found "Male" not "female".
Please guide what to do further!!!

[@SokhaChetra]

sad to hear that. try to do it again or u can grow it till 3 months old and cut the stem then plant will produce two branches it will fruit as female

[@qaziqalander]

@@SokhaChetra Thanks indeed. I will try the cutting of stem technique as guided.
Plz guide as regards the 1st and original case any specific precautions, e.g
Are there any height/plant age requirements; before cutting the subject papaya plant!

[@wahwahmoesan5531]

I am not sure this method will work. When you take it out seedlings 🌱, with two main roots is female. If only one main root is make.

[@SISIRHAZRA-v9y]

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[@MrRicky230]

Does cutting root enable it to become a female or it is for growing shortly

[@SokhaChetra]

For both bro

[@masco26]

to guarantee that it will come female, is it better to take seeds from the lower half of the fruit?

[@SokhaChetra]

yes because it is the part that get a lot of nutrition

[@triangganazam4176]

makasih ilmu nya bang, bibit unggulan. 😀😀🙏👍👍

[@SokhaChetra]

my pleasure bro, i am happy to help

[@MuhammadZubair-nm9mz]

In what season did you plant the seeds?

[@SokhaChetra]

before rainy season , it works well in rainy season but we grow it in high land area

[@off-gridsimplyhappyrodriguez]

I love Papaya! Thank you💚🌱🌿🌶🍓

[@SokhaChetra]

Yes it good for health uncle

[@Youtubing000]

Why he cut main root ?

[@sujathagokavi4354]

No need to water when cutting's are planted??

[@opiyoivance5877]

How will i determine male pawpaw from a female

[@SokhaChetra]

only way to know is its flowers. male has long flowers as a result fruits will drop

[@zerodon1]

That was totally useless. Why plant so many seedlings for three plants. You never explained ANYTHING about female plants, or how to distinguish them. Which was the title of the video, AND none of your techniques were explained. Very poor waste of my time.

[@SokhaChetra]

If you know, plz share your technique

[@latifsoomro6490]

Janab. Papaya flowering stage now in fartilizer . Reply .

[@SokhaChetra]

Add compost (bury 0.5m away from the stem) and liquid fertilizer

[@franciscoojedarios9485]

Cómo uma save cuál es la embra?

[@sukantbarua144]

Tap root cutting best way for getting female plant? Short ter heinght

[@SokhaChetra]

it helps , try it out bro

[@rastitiwigati1552]

Disiram pakai air apa pak

[@simislam]

This is not clear Explanation and miss Guiding!

[@SokhaChetra]

What else you wanna know bro ?

[@NOTMYCIRCUSNOTMYMONKEY]

I think you are dumb😂.He explained cleanly

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

wait if u cut the roots tree will die

[@SokhaChetra]

no i just cut 50% of roots only

[@dahliafitri2048]

Supah kepada bisa kitu nya

[@Manishkumar-dj6kl]

Kaash ye human mein bhi apply hota kaat k male to female 🤔

[@Skajad-t3r]

But the root is damage

[@SokhaChetra]

it is ok bro

[@TheTRELOS7]

In order to produce the fruit we need both males and females;

[@josedcruz7307]

true when we are planting lots of papaya trees

[@michaelchin6626]

You should prove that all your banana trees bear banana fruits.

[@michaelchin6626]

You should probe that all your banana trees bear banana fruits.

[@SokhaChetra]

It takes too long (2-3 years )to make one video then bro

[@sembiluchannel4560]

Konten borjong

[@gulldar6791]

Pin first comment plz

[@SokhaChetra]

Thx you for coming here

[@maritesfontanosa1114]

Thanks for sharing .

[@maritesfontanosa1114]

Thanks for sharing .

[@SokhaChetra]

@@maritesfontanosa1114 my pleasure