FAQ About Indoor Edible Fruit Plant Pollination

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Indoor Edible Fruit Plant Pollination

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Can I use a q-tip for pollinating indoor plants?

Yes, a q-tip can be an effective tool for pollinating indoor plants. It can be used in a similar manner to a brush or cotton swab to transfer pollen gently from one flower to another. This method is simple and inexpensive for home gardeners.

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