Re: AG THOUGHTS what else


Jan,

I covered the males for two reasons: I didn't want them denuded by bees,
and wet pollen doesn't take very well.

Some people solve these problems by competing with the bees - they get up
at 0-dark-hundred hours, hand pollenate by pre-dawn light, and then launch
mightily into their days.

I sleep in longer, untie my protected male and female flowers, and then
sieze the middle of the afternoon.

	Dan Shapiro

>Is it really neccesary for one to cover the male flowers as well? And why?
>

>> Actually, I tied them shut with a piece of string.  I found that
>> other methods let too much moisture from the misting system into the
>> flowers.


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