How to Pollinate Soursop - Guanabana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- A look at the Soursop Guanabana Flower and some basic information on the flower and how it changes sex. Read my Soursop-Guanabana Growing guide here:
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Hey Pepe, thanks for sharing. Wish I had this video when mine fruited. I had 4 fruit and they all fell off. I wasn't expecting fruit but didn't realize they would need my help. I'll know for next time. Staying tuned for more on this.
Thanks pepe for this demo.
My pleasure. ☺
This is literally the only vid on this topic that is 100% descriptive on what actually needs to be done, thankyou and i appreciate you 💯
Subscribed btw💯
@@Caribbean.king242 My pleasure. Glad it helped.
You explained it very well. Awesome video man can’t wait to try this one day.
We'll be watching! I have a couple of small trees and hope to see fruit in the coming years.
Thank you..informative .🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the info Pete, I have a 4 yr old tree that’s about 10’ tall and it just started blooming flowers. None have formed fruit as yet and I can see more smaller blossoms coming along so I will definitely try this on future blooms. Although this was a tree from seed, I can only hope it bears good fruit.
Thanks. Keep us posted on your tree. Join our group stay informed: facebook.com/groups/Bestsoursop/
Cool! Looking forward to the full pollination video. I have a pair of these growing in my home here in Canada - started them from seed 2 years ago and they’re about 4 feet tall now. Not sure that they’ll ever flower, but if they do, I’ll know how to pollinate them (so thank you for sharing this)
Great explanation! Looking forward to your next video!
Really intuitive
Wow! Great video!
Glad you think so!
I got a 40+ successful cross pollinate in 1 tree,. now almost 1 month they are fruiting stage
Desde Port San Lucie,Florida, saludó amigo, bonito video
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Gracias Juan.
Good video.can u tell the timings of each event , like at what time pollen is ready , stigma is ready in a flower.it will be very clear.
Im interested in a Miami soursop. You wouldn't happen to have on would you?
I only have the mother trees right now. Sold the rest already in one gal. Will make more in the spring. Also hunting for other good trrees to propagate. Thanks.
@@Pepesplants ok cool.
Fanfuckingtastic video! Good explanations! 👍
I have one sour sop tree with Maby 10 flowers on more poping out if you open the pedals i it is sticky why not just close it back up and tap on the flower to release the pollen?
The pollen is not shed till the next day. I will try to explain it better next time. I thought I covered that pretty well.
Hello question we have a soursop tree it was like seven of them on the tree three of them started to open all of Sutton they disappeared can you help me figure what’s going on with my tree
Eventhough the flowers are hermafrodite....selfpollination does hardly occur due to the fact that when the female part is receptive....the pollens are not ripe yet.
Cross Pollination or hand pollination gets better results. However some trees appear to be self pollinating and the pollen works fine later. The "Miami" cultivar is one example.
Hey pepe I have a question this is the 1st year that my soursop has flowered and the flowers kept falling so I decided to hand pollinate and still I have no luck Could the reason be that this is the trees 1st year that flowers?
That is possible or it may need cross pollination. Many factors are in play. Try some extra minerals like zinc and boron. You also have to be aware of the timing. Is the female receptive? Stickiness off the stigma and how fresh is the pollen? Give it another year and be careful in the winter. Best of luck.
Same exact situation here pretty much
Hi, should I wait for nature/ants to do the job or should I do it myself?
You can fertilize yourself if you like. You can also hang a piece of fruit on the branch so it attracts beetles etc.
Hi, I have 5 trees, grown from seeds, alot of flowers but when they are opened they fall off .they look dried, not sure whats going on with them. also alot of scale bugs on my tree, what can I do to take them off. tried insecticide but it is not working. Please any advice will help
Can the bee pollinate it so we don't have to do the pollination?
Bees do not pollinate soursop. Ants and beetles can.
@@Pepesplants Thank you
@@Pepesplants If ants or beetles can pollinate it, does it need human to do hand pollination?
Hand pollination is more reliable. It has to do with the timing of the flower cycle.
@@Pepesplants Thank you so much for your kind response.