Self pollinating or will it need to be cross pollinated?
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I really do not know. This was a requested present for my Daughter-in-law. I am afraid you will have to look it up on Google.
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It should be self pollinating, the only problem is that its flowers don't bloom for very long.
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You might need to do the pollination yourself because mine is not even growing up that fast and it's not showing any sights of giving fruit yet
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No just losen the soil so the roots can get it. Make sure the it is not packed tight.
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You need to have mated pairs for them to breed. They are not like regular snails.
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Hello Kathleen, I would recommend purchasing a vase, you cant really see it in the photo, but basically there branches, but to answer your question, no they don't stand on there own, and yes I would purchase a vase.
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No. Besides winding up in the fruit, it will be in the pollen and nectar, and will kill the bees that are needed for pollination.
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Yes, you must start with a small plant, of course you can start it yourself in a starter tray and transplant.
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You would.have to.adapt.it.to.sun.first letting it.establish first.still a little to cold i think.personal good luck
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Hey ggoose: The answer is: yes-ish. I spoke to two different people at Bob's and got the same answer, so I'm inclined to trust them. They said that the corn comes from single source farms using non-GMO seeds. However, they cannot account for cross pollination with potential GMO corn. So, it's as non-GMO as one can get short of testing all seeds prior to planting.
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Yes you can, but it's smaller thank average pomegrantes (obviously). I've had mine for over a year and a half and have gotten 1 small fruit from it. p.s. If you want fruit you will have to pollinate it yourself with a qtip or small paint brush.
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I put it in a clay ~6" pot and mine is indoors. You will need to talk with a botanist or read up on it, I can't answer your questiions regarding pollination.
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I think so. They're pretty small though so it depends on how big or small the succulent is. They're really pretty . Good luck!
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It can be all depends on if it has male & female flowers.. Looks almost like the solo variety, by the fruit shape..
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No, federal requirement. We MUST protect the dummies from themselves. I happen to believe that short circuiting the Darwinian Selection Process weakens the species a lot over time. HOWEVER< you Can work around it be simply taping them together looking at each other and attach the 'package' to the head mounting bracket.
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Yes, but some plants might need a second app (or mix it on the stronger side per directions) as they are hard to kill.
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Maybe if you just put seed or suet, but seed weighs a lot. hope this helps. rpy
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you have enough seed to do both. use about a fourth of the seed each time. this gives you the opportunity to plant several times
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The only thought there is that seeds from hybrid plants don't usually grow to be the same as the the parent fruit. If I'm wrong hopefully someone will correct me.