growing things inside & pollination

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growing things inside & pollination

Post: # 22194Post Bee »

Good afternoon, and I hope it's as sunny where you are as it is here in Glasgow 8)

I've been growing tomato & pepper plants inside as I don't have a green house and Glasgow weather is too unpredictable to put them outside. But someone asked me yesterday how they pollinate and I realised that maybe I need to play mother nature a bit to help them to fruit. Does anyone here know 1) if this is necessary and 2) how I do it??

Apologies if this has already been discussed else where, but if not I'd really appreciate some advice. Thanks!

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Post: # 22236Post Wormella »

try this thread

I've been playing mothor nature to my chilli plants on the ChilliMonsters suggestion and they're doing very nicely

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Post: # 22272Post Andy Hamilton »

yep that thread pretty much covers it.

i have put mine outside at the moment to let mother nature sort it out, but if the temperature drops i shall get out the paint brush.
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Post: # 22328Post Bee »

Thanks so much! I didn't see that thread - will have to look harder before I post next time :oops: I'll find myself a paintbrush and get pollinating this weekend :flower:

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